Crosland Tower — Local services in Atlanta

I’ve visited Crosland Tower at Georgia Tech several times lately, and I’m genuinely impressed by how well it balances modern design, thoughtful functionality, and a bit of aesthetic flair. After the renovation, the space feels open and full of natural light, with plenty of study spots ranging from quiet corners to collaborative areas. The specialized studios and labs—like the Innovation and Ideation Studio and Data Visualization Studio—make it more than just a library, and the Crosland Chroma installation on the terrace adds both beauty and safety. Seating capacity has doubled while the building itself became far more energy and water efficient, which is a huge plus. My only small gripe is that the tinted glass panels on the rooftop can sometimes obscure the otherwise amazing views of Midtown and Tech Tower. Still, Crosland Tower has become one of my favorite places on campus to study, reflect, or just enjoy the space—it really feels like a library reimagined for the...

What was once something of a brick fortress in the 1970s and 80s has been renovated into an open, light-filled space for studying and research. The views of the surrounding campus and city skyline are really awesome up here. The library was something of an afterthought when I was a student in the late 1980s. The Institute has done a great job of turning this library into a pleasant (and high demand) study and research space. The only downside is that sometimes you might not be able to find a spot...

I love how they renovated this. So many great places to study and the views are incredible. I like the mixed types of seating: desks with and without computers, cozy chairs, sofas, and the big stairs by the entrance. The grad lounge on the 6th floor has a small kitchen area so you can bring your food along and work for...