Welcome to 14 Marietta Street
at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies

History
The Fourth National Bank opened this building on the corner of Marietta and Peachtree streets in the early 1900s. Several floors were added in 1928. In 1966 the bank built a 41-story tower adjacent to its home, reducing the height of the original building by half and resurfacing it in the
white marble that covers it today. Architect: Cecil A. Alexander

The new building wins raves:

• “Faculty and research associates who before had been in different buildings started collaborating in new ways — from the very first day!”
• “It feels so good to know that everyone we meet in the elevators is part of the same college, the same mission.”
• “The open-access computer labs are used by students night and day.”
• “Graduate students often gather in the Cyber Student Lounge at lunchtime, holding lively conversations on global topics.”
• “The seminar space on the 7th floor has changed the feel of our seminars: no more worries that you can’t see – or hear – the presenter!”

See our calendar of events to learn when you can stop by for a tour of the new building during our AYSPS Open House.