Overview

Whistler is a student-centric high-rise development located conveniently in Atlanta’s Tech Square neighborhood, just a quarter-mile from Georgia Tech. Rising 25 stories high, this innovative development offers 168 units and 565 beds, with residential spaces spanning floors three to 24. The ground and top levels are dedicated to resident amenities and activation areas. Despite its modest footprint of half an acre, Whistler maximizes its potential by towering upwards and providing stunning exterior amenities such as a rooftop pool with an infinity edge, a cantilevered spa over Spring Street, and breathtaking panoramic views.

Approach

Ironwood Design Group approached Whistler with the goal of creating a vibrant, student-centric environment that enhances the student lifestyle. Drawing inspiration from urban roof terraces, Ironwood incorporated panoramic views and luxurious amenities into the design. The rooftop pool with an infinity edge and the cantilevered spa provides a serene escape for residents while offering spectacular city views.

Whistler prides itself on offering a diverse range of unit configurations, from cozy studios to spacious five-bedroom layouts, catering to the unique needs of every student. The development also includes underground parking, 1,720 square feet of retail space, and two floors dedicated to a clubhouse, fitness center, study rooms, bike lockers, and other amenities designed for comfortable and enjoyable living.

Whistler’s prime location ensures more than just convenience. It offers a direct connection to Georgia Tech and a plethora of dining and retail options, making it the perfect choice for students seeking both convenience and luxury in their off-campus housing experience.

“It’s hard to believe this gorgeous development is for students. The architecture is absolutely stunning, with an amazing entryway and streetscape. The balconies provide a sexy exterior look. Inside, the abundance of biophilia speaks to current student generation, with plenty of community amenities for them to utilize. “ National Association of Home Builders Best in America Judges