Public Finance Research Group Center for State and Local Finance Fiscal Research Center International Center for Public Policy Evidence-based Cybersecurity Research Center Experimental Economics Center (ExCEN) Georgia Health Policy Center Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange Georgia Policy Labs MAPLE (Metro Atlanta Policy Lab for Education) Child & Family Policy Lab CTEx (Career and Technical Education Policy Exchange) Nonprofit Studies Program Usery Workplace Research Group Interdisciplinary Research Collaborations Second Century Initiative with College of Education and Human Development Future of Cities Research Institute with School of Public Health Global Research Against Non-Commutable Disease (GRAND) Initiative with School of Public Health and College of Arts and Sciences Cyber Security and Public Policy with Robinson College of Business and College of Arts and Sciences The Center for the Quantitative and Statistical Sciences (QUEST) with School of Public Health, College of Education and Human Development, College of Arts and Sciences, Robinson College of Business, Lewis College of Nursing and Health Professions, Institute for Biomedical Sciences, Global Studies Institute Intimate Partner Violence Initiative with Department of Psychology and School of Public Health Population Health and Precision Medicine with Institute for Biomedical Science, the Department of Biology, the School of Public Health and the College of Law’s Center for Law, Health and Society The Facility The current home of the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies has a varied past, as the building dates to 1905. The Fourth National Bank opened the building on the southwest corner of Marietta and Peachtree streets in 1905 - the site of the Norcross Building which had burned in a 1902 fire – and was for one year the tallest building in the city until the Candler Building was built. Morgan & Dillon designed the building. In 1928 firm Pringle & Smith directed addition of several floors to the building, an extension northward along Marietta street resulting in an L-shaped building, and a renovation of the interior to an even more opulent style. In 1966, First National Bank built a 41-story tower on the lot adjacent to the south, site of the Peachtree Arcade (1917-1964); today the State of Georgia Building; the architect was Cecil Alexander. It removed the top half of the original building and resurfaced it in the white marble that covers it today. References External links Georgia State University Pringle and Smith buildings