Travel through time in a hotel built in Atlanta in 1985.

Atlanta Marriott Marquis During a long weekend in Atlanta, the first stop is the Atlanta Marriott Marquis Hotel designed by John Portman in the 1980s. After entering the lobby and looking up slightly, the atrium landscape that runs through the interior from bottom to top is truly shocking. The streamlined brutalism shows a super-futuristic and majestic momentum under the superposition of repetitive elements, which is still amazing today after thirty years. The exposed sightseeing elevator core further completes the vertical visual experience inside It is hard to imagine that in the United States, which attaches great importance to building efficiency ratio, Marriott is willing to give power to architects and give up such a huge amount of hotel room units to create two extremely dreamy atrium spaces, which is really rare In terms of hotel rooms, the soft furnishings are indeed a bit old, but the lighting and layout experience is still good; although I stayed in order to take a big shot, I found that their hotel elevator system does not need to read cards, so if you want to come in and see the building in Atlanta (;