No2 Opus Place website launches, offering comprehensive look inside Atlanta’s most expensive address

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New materials (hello, IMAX theater and Meier-designed art gallery) are released as sales crank up in anticipation of October groundbreaking

By Michael Kahn May 17, 2017, 10:10am EDT

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A rendering of the unit with tall ceilings, windows with views of the Atlanta skyline. — A demonstration kitchen, complete with private dining room, lounge, and wine tasting spaces, located on the Mozart’s 41st Club Level.

Over the past few months, a substantial amount of hype has built as details for No2 Opus Place, slated to be Atlanta’s tallest (and most expensive) condo building ever, have been revealed.

Announced last year, the project moved from concept to pre-sales in a relatively compressed amount of time. And the momentum seems to show few signs of slowing down.

New images of the on-site IMAX theater and attached, planned art gallery by Richard Meier will likely fan those flames.

Early this year, developers revealed that construction on the tower would start as soon as October; and earlier this month, at an exclusive pre-opening of the sales gallery, it was revealed that construction could begin even sooner.

Now, those interested in shelling out between $750,000 and $12 million to live poshly in the heart of Midtown can catch a glimpse of the units online, as the project website launches this morning.

Below is a sampling of those images, revealing what the public spaces, condo units, and luxe amenities will look like, should the project indeed move forward as planned.