Downtown Atlanta lifestyles will soon include having your car parked by robot
It isn’t the Jetsons, and downtown Atlanta has some pretty crappy air quality during the summer, but if you are into paying as much as possible per square foot of real estate, then consider moving into the Aquarius Tower near downtown’s Centennial Park. Among the touted features:
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Prominent downtown Atlanta location across the street from Georgia Aquarium
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Walking distance to Centennial Olympic Park, restaurants, and retail
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Upscale corner café at street level
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Controlled access for maximum privacy
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24-hour concierge
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Valet parking featuring Atlanta’s first space age underground automated parking system
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Ultramodern lobby with towering ceilings
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High-speed passenger and freight elevators
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Security cameras located throughout the building
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Swimming pool with sun deck
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Spa
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Exercise room
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Event and club lounge
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Media room & Board room
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Guest suite
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Unobstructed, spectacular views from condo units of Atlanta, overlooking Centennial Olympic Park
The building features turbines and solar panels that will purportedly generate power to create a "sustainable" building. They don’t mention the plethora of unemployed people with attitude problems down at street level. While I’m sure that type won’t be allowed into the building, nothing prevents one of them from challenging you to a fight at the stop light, like a particularly large and aggressive specimen did to me the other day for no apparent reason. Maybe he didn’t like the color of my truck. I don’t think I want an urban lifestyle again until someone figures out why all the people with broken minds congregate in city centers and then comes up with a solution.
I know many people enjoy being in the center of things where they can breathe the dirty air. If that’s your bag, consider the Aquarius Tower. Condos are supposed to be ready for move in around 2009. Reserve your $300,000 one bedroom today!
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