Five Points Station Rehabilitation
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Image Description: A crew member stands on an escalator and presses newly laid tile onto the glue on the wall.
Current Status
Construction.
RIDER ALERT
Beginning Saturday, Nov. 1, the East-West (E-W) Center Platform at Five Points will be closed for approximately two months to replace ceiling, flooring and install new benches for a more enhanced station. All customers must exit and board trains on the outer platforms instead of the center platform at Five Points. Please follow signage. Elevators remain in service. Some weekend single tracking will occur. For more single tracking information,
click here.
Image Description: The image above shows new, clean, gray tile on the North-South platform at Five Points.
Overview
At the heart of downtown Atlanta, Five Points is MARTA’s busiest station and the central transfer point between all rail lines. This rehabilitation project includes a full renovation of both the East-West and North-South platform levels below the concourse level.
Construction began in 2022 and will continue through 2026. Service will continue throughout project, although customers may see some areas and access points closed periodically. These impacts will be communicated to our customers through announcements, signage, and social media.
For information on the Five Points Transformation project to reconstruct the concourse and plaza levels, including a new canopy, new station amenities, and public spaces,
click here.
Image Description: The image above shows The Eiseman Façade located inside Five Points Station. The historic façade features Renaissance Revival architecture including three archways (formerly windows), columns with the sculpture of a woman, and other ornate detailing. Scaffolding and other construction materials stand in front of the façade.
Project Features
- New ceiling and wall surfaces
- New LED lighting for a brighter, safer, and more energy-efficient station
- Improved platforms, including new flooring, that are easier to maintain and longer lasting
- New tile mosaics created by local artists
- Restoration and cleaning of the historic Eiseman Façade, which was saved (dismantled and rebuilt) during the demolition of several downtown Victorian department stores that made way for Five Points Station.
- New signage to improve wayfinding and accessibility
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Image Description: A crew member squeezes water from a sponge as he installs new floor tile on the platform.
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Romon Moultrie
Project Manager II
rmoultrie@itsmarta.com
Image Description: Standing on a lift, a crew member installs a new LED light fixture into the metal slat in the ceiling above. Bright, white light streams down onto the platform below.