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Completed 2025, this project by Oslo-based firm Rever & Drage Architects reinterprets Nordic vernacular through a clustered residential composition that expands on a traditional timber house into three interconnected volumes.

Guest suites are organized with floor-to-ceiling glazing, maximizing daylight and framing views of the diagrid structure and surrounding cityscape.

A timber-clad ceiling and slate flooring define the lobby interior, establishing a tactile transition from exterior urban space to a welcoming, materially rich interior environment.

Complementing the overall sophisticated mid-century modern aesthetic, the lounge bar is furnished with a mix of olive-green velvet sofas - typical of the hotel's curated "Southern Gothic" aesthetic.

Custom artwork introduces narrative depth and reinforces the project's connection to landscape, while rich, dark wood provides a warm counterpoint to the building's modern concrete exterior.

Most of FORTH Hotel Atlanta's furniture elements are custom-designed, reinforcing a cohesive interior language across boutique interior spaces.

A comprehensive wellness program includes spa amenities, steam room, sauna, and cold plunge, positioning the building as a hybrid hospitality and lifestyle destination.

A continuous window wall sits behind the diagrid, allowing light to penetrate deep into shared spaces.

An exposed cast-in-place concrete diagrid defines the primary architectural language, with diagonal columns providing both structural support and a distinct geometric identity.

Located along Historic Fourth Ward Park, the 189,000-square-foot hotel establishes a direct visual and spatial relationship with Atlanta's expanding green infrastructure and BeltLine network.