Part 2 of our centennial series explores the residential spaces breathing human life back into the historic Atlanta Sears building.
As the historic 1926 Sears, Roebuck & Co. building enters its second century, its transformation from a bustling industrial distribution hub into a thriving residential community stands as a masterclass in adaptive reuse. Part 2 of our centennial series examines the distinct residential offerings that have breathed modern human life back into the property:
- Flats at Ponce: Historic loft-style apartment homes preserving the structure’s original exposed brick, massive steel-framed windows, and soaring ceilings.
- Scout Living: A flexible-stay co-living concept offering fully furnished micro-apartments and dynamic shared amenities, including a rooftop pool and co-working spaces.
- Signal House: Sustainable, wellness-focused upscale residences featuring floor-to-ceiling window walls and direct access to the Atlanta BeltLine.
READ MORE: Residences at Ponce: Living Inside a Century-Old Landmark