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  1. 01The Building
  2. 02Spaces
  3. 03Membership
  4. 04Location
  5. 05Book a Tour

Address

142 Forsyth Street SW, Atlanta, GA

Contact

hello@terminusatl.co · (404) 555‑0142

A restored red-brick depot building in downtown Atlanta, tall windows and a clock face on its facade.

Downtown Atlanta  /  Forsyth Street  /  Est. 2026

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A members’ workspace inside a restored 1920s freight depot: downtown’s home for people who build things.

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The Idea

Atlanta began as a terminus, the last stop on the Western & Atlantic line, the point where rail met road and a city grew up around the crossing. We kept the word for the same reason the city did: it's where different work arrives at the same table.

A wooden work table set against an original exposed-brick wall inside the Terminus building.
Fig. 01: Original brick, Concourse level

No two members here are headed the same place. A film editor two desks from a bond attorney, a product team subletting a Studio from a muralist. Terminus doesn't try to make that make sense. It just gives it a good room, strong coffee, and a door that locks when you need it to.

The building has done this before. Built in 1921 as a freight depot for the line that gave Atlanta its start, it spent decades moving goods through downtown before it sat empty. We restored the brick, kept the steel trusses, and put desks where the platforms used to be.

The Building

Built in 1921 to move freight.
Restored to move ideas.

01A restored glass-domed ceiling flooding the Concourse with daylight.
The Concourse ceiling: original 1921 glazing, restored
02The building's brick and concrete exterior against a clear sky.
South facade, Forsyth Street entrance
03A painted blue door set into the original brick wall.
The old freight door, now the Studios entrance
04Brick facade detail with tall windows and a clock.
The depot clock still keeps time
05A desk positioned beside a large window with a globe on it.
Window desks along the old loading platform

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The Spaces

Five ways to work under one roof.

An open-plan coworking floor with people at desks and laptops.
01Open desks

The Concourse

Communal tables and hot desks under the original glass roof. Day passes and flexible memberships. Come as you are.

Members gathered around a long wooden counter in a café-style lounge.
02Lounge & café

The Platform

The social floor: espresso by morning, readings and listening sessions after dark.

A minimal, enclosed seating nook against a black and white wall.
03Focus pods

The Gates

Six soundproofed booths for calls that can't wait and focus that can't be interrupted.

An empty private office with a long table and chairs.
04Private offices

The Studios

Lockable studios for teams of two to twelve, each with its own light and view.

A meeting room with an oval conference table and chairs.
05Meeting rooms

Departures

Four rooms booked by the hour, named for the rail lines that once ran through here.

The Details

The small stuff, sorted.

A laptop open on a wooden desk.
Real desks, not hot-desk hexagons
A wall of dark lockers.
A locker with your name on it
Potted plants on a wooden table.
Plants that outlive the lease
Two vacant orange chairs.
Color, where it earns its keep

Membership

Pick your fare.

Every membership includes Platform coffee, high-speed fiber, and a key fob that doesn't care what time it is.

Terminus Transit Co.DAY–01

Day Pass

One day, full access to the Concourse and Platform. For the worker passing through.

  • Concourse seating
  • Wifi & printing
  • Platform coffee
  • 1 guest pass
$35/ day
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Most booked
Terminus Transit Co.CON–12

Concourse Membership

Unlimited access to the Concourse floor, seven days a week.

  • Unlimited Concourse access
  • 4 hrs Departures / mo
  • Mail handling
  • Member events & Platform sessions
$325/ month
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Terminus Transit Co.STU–∞

Studio Membership

A lockable private studio for your team, sized two to twelve.

  • Private lockable studio
  • Unlimited Departures booking
  • Dedicated phone line
  • 24/7 key access
from $1,450/ month
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From the Concourse

I moved my whole studio in after the BeltLine lease ended. Best light in the building, and nobody blinks when I bring fabric samples through the lobby.
DDana OkaforTextile Designer, Loom & Line
We closed our seed round in a Departures room upstairs. Felt more honest than a downtown high-rise conference floor, and investors remember it.
MMarcus WhitfieldFounder, Ridgepole
The Gates booths are the only reason I get any client calls done. Six feet of soundproofing between me and the Concourse noise.
PPriya AnandFreelance Producer
Our five-person team has a Studio with our own door. Still close enough to the Platform to steal coffee and gossip.
EElena VossCreative Director, Voss & Farrow
I've worked out of four coworking spaces in this city. This is the first one that feels like it belongs to Atlanta and not a franchise deck.
TTobias ReyesIndependent Architect
Downtown Atlanta's skyline under a clear blue sky.

Find Us

142 Forsyth Street SW

Two blocks from Five Points Station, inside the Fairlie–Poplar historic district. Look for the brick depot with the clock. The Concourse entrance is under it.

Departure Board / Hours

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A daylit train station concourse, echoing the Terminus building's own architecture.

Book a Tour

Come see it before you decide.

Twenty minutes, no pitch deck. We'll walk the Concourse, peek into an open Studio, and get you a guest pass for the Platform on your way out.