Georgia-Pacific has revealed the initial plans for a conversion project, involving the redevelopment of its 51-storey world headquarters and the adjacent city block into a new innovation and community engagement hub.

Georgia-Pacific announced on Wednesday plans to transform its 51-floor headquarters and surrounding city block into one of the largest mixed-use redevelopments in the country.

The company plans to convert the uppermost floors of the 51-story tower it owns into 400 apartment units while keeping 600K SF of the building as offices that would include Georgia-Pacific 's headquarters and the Atlanta office of its parent company, Koch Industries, it announced Thursday.

The Georgia-Pacific office tower, the pink-granite pillar in the Downtown skyline, could bring much-needed residents to a pocket of Peachtree Street dominated by offices and hotels. Why it matters: The paper-towels-and-everything-else company's plan to turn the upper floors of its 51-story building into more than 400 apartments is a high-profile rethink of Atlanta office spaces in a post-pandemic world.

ATLANTA — Georgia-Pacific on Thursday announced grand plans to turn its distinctive headquarters building in Downtown Atlanta into "one of the country's largest mixed-use redevelopments." The 51-story building and its ascending pink granite "steps ...

Downtown Atlanta’s 52-story Georgia-Pacific headquarters will be transformed into a mixed-use development, including 400 apartments. According to a press release, the pulp and paper manufacturer said less than half of the 1.

Paper products manufacturing and marketing giant Georgia-Pacific has announced plans to redevelop the company’s 51-story world headquarters building and the surrounding city block in downtown Atlanta.

Georgia-Pacific said it will transform its iconic 51-story downtown Atlanta headquarters into a mixed-use development. The project will include 400+ high-rise apartments, offices, and a 35,000-square-foot plaza.