Midtown’s No2 Opus Place begins excavation for tallest residential tower

Construction is beginning near Arts Center on what’s to become Atlanta’s tallest residential tower.

According to permit filings and Atlanta INtown, site preparation has commenced for No2 Opus Place, a sleek, glassy concept on 14th Street between Peachtree and West Peachtree streets.

Plans call for the 53-story tower to bring more than 200 ultra-high-end residences to the neighborhood.

Construction was originally anticipated to start in October, but multiple factors contributed to delays. Still, the building is reportedly slated to be complete in early 2020. Pre-sales remain strong—with five more units being claimed in the past week—for the Perkins+Will-designed tower, per developers.

Once finished, the building will boast sweeping skyline views, a restaurant, retail, direct access through the site to Arts Center and the MARTA station, and a massive new art gallery designed by Richard Meier, designer of the High Museum.

One-bedroom offerings start in the $700,000 range, while penthouse units—which will serve more than 5,000 square feet—are still available for $12 million.

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• Work begins on city’s tallest residential building in Midtown [Atlanta INtown]
• Midtown’s No2 Opus Place construction start pushed until December, or later [Curbed Atlanta]