Midtown Alliance is a non-profit membership organization and a coalition of business and community leaders dedicated to building a vibrant urban experience in the heart of Atlanta. Guided by a visionary master plan, Blueprint Midtown, and in partnership with the Midtown Improvement District, Midtown has become a national model for urban excellence. Midtown Alliance accomplishes this goal through a comprehensive approach to planning and development that includes initiatives to enhance public safety, improve the physical environment, and strengthen the urban amenities which give the area its unique character.
Midtown is a commercial and cultural hub located at the center of the Atlanta Region.
Technology Square is a 1.4 million square foot project sponsored by the Georgia Institute of Technology that serves as a new urban “main street” for the Midtown Atlanta campus and community. Tech Square encompasses education, innovation anchors and centers, research, hospitality, office and retail and will be the future home of a new 20+ story building that will drive innovation in high performance computing.
Emory University Hospital Midtown anchors the southernmost part of the Midtown Atlanta district and is 6th in the nation among academic medical centers and affiliated hospitals.
Among other programs and initiatives that support the District, Midtown Alliance focuses on creating green places and spaces for recreation and relaxation throughout Midtown Atlanta.
Midtown Atlanta is a thriving business district anchored by top-ranked institutions bridging technology, healthcare and the arts.
Midtown Atlanta is a place where live-work-walk-and-play is a reality.
A 1.2 square mile area in the heart of the City of Atlanta, Midtown is one of the region’s defining districts—a premier business location, a center of innovation and talent, and an exceptional urban experience.
SCAD-Atlanta is the Atlanta campus of Savannah College of Art and Design, the largest and most comprehensive private arts university in the U.S.
Midtown is home to the largest concentration of arts and cultural institutions in the Southeast, including the historic Fox Theatre.
