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Georgia Tech and developer Portman Holdings on Thursday celebrated the opening of Coda, the latest addition to Midtown’s Technology Square, hailing the tower as an epicenter for new ideas and technologies.

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Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, a popular Columbus-based ice cream chain, will open its sixth location in Midtown. The roughly 700-square-foot location will be in the food hall at the $400 million Coda development near Georgia Tech, according a permit filed with the city of Atlanta

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In the works for several years, the 21-story Coda project, a glassy, L-shaped building, stands between Spring and West Peachtree streets, just north of 4th Street. It features 645,000 square feet of office space and 22,000 square feet of public-accessible, ground-floor restaurant and retail space.

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Coda could be described as ground zero for Georgia Tech’s infiltration into Midtown. Ever since the university announced with developer Portman Holdings that it planned to occupy half of what is described as a high-performance computing tower, Midtown has become the hottest market for office development. The $375M tower is the crown jewel in what has become a high-tech corridor in Atlanta, complete with a major data center.

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WeWork is taking an even bigger piece of Tech Square. WeWork has signed a lease for an additional floor at Coda, the 21-story mixed-use tower at Spring 4th and West Peachtree streets across from Georgia Tech’s Hotel and Conference Center.

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Coda is the third John Portman and Associates-designed project being developed on West Peachtree Street, neighbored by sibling builds that will bring 21 floors of offices for Fortune 500 health benefits company Anthem and another 23 stories of office space at the street’s 700 block.

SOURCE: Curbed Atlanta

Portman Holdings and SRS Real Estate Partners have announced the first three tenants for its food hall called The Collective on the first floor of Coda at Tech Square. The three tenants include El Burro Pollo Burrito Kitchen from Chef Hector Santiago, Poke Burri from Ken Yu and Seven Chan and Wildleaf from co-founders Chef Randy Lewis and David Morse.

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Portman Holdings and SRS Real Estate Partners earlier this morning announced the first three food concepts in The Collective in the first floor of Coda at Tech Square. They include El Burro Pollo Burrito Kitchen, by Chef Hector Santiago, Poke Burri, by Ken Yu and Seven Chan, and Wildleaf, by co-founders Chef Randy Lewis and David Morse.

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Construction of Coda, one of the largest current projects in the southern stretches of Midtown, is beginning to make an impact on the streetscape near Tech Square. A visit to the site shows that work has progressed to the fifth floor of the project, changing the character of West Peachtree Street between Armstead Place and 4th Street.

SOURCE: Curbed Atlanta

Midtown construction has hit a new low, as excavation for Georgia Tech’s new high-powered computing center, CODA, is bottoming out. An official celebration is planned today to mark the completion of downward work and the beginning of vertical construction on the site.

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For 20 years, Silicon Valley has been the hot location for anyone interested working in a high-tech career, and while it remains the most powerful tech center in the country, a recent Forbes story has named Atlanta as one of five up and coming tech meccas.

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Joining a groundswell of high-rise construction across Midtown, Coda at Tech Square will be the Southeast’s first “Class T” office venture—a tech hub designed to promote innovation and collaboration.

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The Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) asked the Atlanta firm to design Coda, a 750,000-square-foot mixed-use complex with some unusual features. The development is a key addition to the school’s Tech Square, a mini-neighborhood in Midtown planned in the early 2000s as a hub for education, operations, and real-world learning.

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