TWELVE Midtown

TWELVE Midtown was a proposed mixed-use skyscraper intended for Atlanta, Georgia. The project was planned as a 58-story tower reaching approximately 746 feet, or 228 meters, which would have made it a major addition to the Atlanta skyline. Its proposed program combined hospitality, residential, office, and retail uses rather than limiting the building to a single commercial function. The development plan called for a 130-room hotel supported by approximately 7,400 square feet of ballroom space. The residential component was to include 476 condominium units, while the commercial program included about 360,000 square feet of office space and roughly 30,500 square feet of retail. This combination reflected the mixed-use development model commonly associated with Atlanta's Midtown area, where high-rise projects integrate living, working, lodging, and shopping within one urban complex. TWELVE Midtown was associated with the TWELVE Hotels & Residences concept, a hospitality and residential branding framework. However, the proposed tower did not progress to completion. The construction project was ultimately cancelled, leaving TWELVE Midtown as an unbuilt development rather than an operating hotel, residential property, or office asset. Because the project was cancelled, there is no confirmed operating portfolio, active product line, public-company listing, or current executive structure attributable specifically to TWELVE Midtown. Its significance is therefore primarily architectural and developmental: it represents a planned high-density addition to Atlanta's Midtown skyline and an example of a large-scale mixed-use proposal that did not reach construction completion.

TWELVE Midtown was conceived as a major mixed-use high-rise project in Atlanta's Midtown district. The proposal called for a 58-story building approximately 746 feet tall, or 228 meters. Rather than functioning solely as an office tower or residential building, the project was designed to combine several real-estate uses in a single development. The proposed hospitality component consisted of a 130-room hotel with approximately 7,400 square feet of ballroom space. The residential element was planned to contain 476 condominium units. The development would also have included approximately 360,000 square feet of offices and 30,500 square feet of retail. These components positioned the project as a comprehensive urban complex intended to support lodging, permanent residence, employment, events, and shopping. The project was linked to the TWELVE Hotels & Residences branding concept. Its scale and program would have made it a prominent part of Atlanta's skyline and Midtown development landscape. However, the proposal did not reach completion. Construction was cancelled, and TWELVE Midtown consequently remained an unbuilt project rather than becoming an operating property. Public reference material does not establish a completed opening date, an active owner or operator, a final construction phase, or a current commercial presence.

• Mixed-use tower proposed

  [1]TWELVE Midtownen.wikipedia.org

  TWELVE Midtown was planned as a 58-story, approximately 746-foot mixed-use skyscraper in Atlanta's Midtown district.

• Development program defined

  [1]TWELVE Midtownen.wikipedia.org

  The proposal included a 130-room hotel, 476 condominium units, office space, retail space, and ballroom facilities.

• Construction project cancelled

  [1]TWELVE Midtownen.wikipedia.org

  The proposed construction was cancelled before the project became an operating building.

A planned, branded mixed-use tower combining hotel, condominium, office, ballroom, and retail uses in Atlanta's Midtown district.

• Mixed-use skyscraper

  TWELVE Midtown mixed-use tower

  The central proposed asset was a 746-foot, 58-story tower intended for Atlanta's Midtown district. Its plan combined a hotel, condominiums, offices, retail premises, and ballroom facilities within one high-rise development. The building was never completed because the construction project was cancelled.

• Hotel

  TWELVE Midtown hotel

  The hospitality portion of the proposal was planned as a 130-room hotel with approximately 7,400 square feet of ballroom space. It was intended to support overnight accommodation and event functions within the wider mixed-use tower, but it never opened because the overall development was cancelled.

• Residential property

  TWELVE Midtown condominiums

  The residential program was planned to contain 476 condominium units. These homes formed one of the principal uses in the proposed tower, alongside hotel, office, and retail components. No completed residential units were delivered under the TWELVE Midtown project.

• Commercial property

  TWELVE Midtown office and retail program

  The commercial plan included approximately 360,000 square feet of office space and 30,500 square feet of retail. These areas were intended to give the tower a substantial employment and street-level commercial presence, but the planned space was never brought into operation.

• Cancellation of the construction projectOther

  Background

  The proposed TWELVE Midtown tower was planned as a large mixed-use development in Atlanta, but the project did not proceed to completion.

  Action taken

  The construction project was cancelled, ending plans for the hotel, condominiums, offices, retail space, and ballroom facilities.

  Aftermath

  TWELVE Midtown remained an unbuilt development and did not become an operating property.

  Source

1. 1TWELVE Midtownen.wikipedia.org