The Hyatt Regency Atlanta stands out with a blue dome perched high atop its tower, acting as a revolving restaurant that circles the city. When it opened in nineteen sixty-seven, the architect John Portman broke the traditional hotel box design. He carved out a massive, open-air atrium that climbs twenty-two stories to the roof. Guests once rode glass bubble elevators through the center of that lobby, watching the chaos of the check-in desk shrink away as they rose toward the sky.
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