Live Legendarily

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Built for the life you've crafted

At Studio9Forty we’ve built studio apartment homes with you in mind. We offer conventional and flexible lease terms as well as the ability to AirBnB your unit when you are away. Thus, giving you the flexibility to live life on your terms.

Limited to just 24 studio apartment homes, we offer glamorous boutique style living unique to the neighborhood. It’s like VIP access beyond the velvet rope of the most exclusive club without the noise and the crowd.

Don’t let the music stop on your opportunity to live legendarily.

It’s not the size of the unit,
but what you do with it.

Choose from seven inspiring swanky digs with modern architectural and technological touches. The moment you step foot in our halls it will hit you that you are immersing yourself in a work of art.

Sir Elton Floor Plan

Unit Style:

Sir Elton

Studio / 1 Bath
Starting at $1,500

The Queen Floor Plan

Unit Style:

The Queen

1 Bedroom / 1 Bath
Starting at $1,700

The Supreme Floor Plan

Unit Style:

The Supreme

1 Bedroom / 1 Bath / Patio or Balcony
Starting at $1,750

15 Minutes of Fame Floor Plan

Unit Style:

15 Minutes of Fame

Studio / 1 Bath
Starting at $1,750

Artful Living

When home, you’ll be surrounded by art, technology, and design making you feel like a star in your home. Life at Studio9Forty will have you dancing on the ceiling.

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Unbeatable Location

Just steps away from Piedmont Park and the Beltline in the beating heart of Midtown Atlanta, Studio9Forty provides the ultimate canvas for you to paint your life.

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CONTACT US:

404.876.6432 | Studio940@bradenfellman.com

VISIT US:

940 Piedmont Ave NE,
Atlanta, GA 30309

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MEET THE ARTIST

Srinjoy Gangopadhyay

“I am obsessed with materializing utopian visions as tools for meditation”

Srinjoy earned his Master’s of Fine Arts from the Savannah College of Art & Design in Atlanta, GA in 2015. While at SCAD, Srinjoy was awarded the prestigious juried residency at the Elizabeth Foundation of Arts in New York. Srinjoy has led a successful career as a fine artist. His beautiful artworks has been exhibited at major galleries and exhibitions globally, and he has been written about in major art industry publications. He has won prestigious awards, and is highly regarded by art world experts internationally. He has been working in Atlanta as a Lead Studio Artist with Deljou Art Group, which is one of the world’s largest and most successful art publishers. His work has been exhibited in many major galleries in the USA and globally. Srinjoy was a finalist nominated for National Art Award in India. Srinjoy art has been featured in 2017 Tulip Award Winner Interior Design at ‘Mansion in May’ Designer Showhouse, Alnwick Hall, New Jersey. He was selected as a finalist in the juried Bombay Sapphire Artisan series 2017 and exhibited in Mason Fine Art, Atlanta. Srinjoy is currently represented by Deljou Art Group, Scope Fine Art, Connect contemporary, Art On the 5th, The Art Source, Merritt Gallery, Gallery Mensing, Lamantia Gallery.

Originally from India, the land of mysticism and magic, Srinjoy was born into a family of artists. Growing up literally in an artistic environment he realized from a very young age that he was born to be an artist. Srinjoy has traveled the world from east to west from an early age. He has worked in the design and animation industry. Srinjoy has professionally worked under the tutelage of many renowned modern, street and pop artists including internationally famous Craig Alan.

The central overarching pursuit of his work is examining the theme of ‘Utopia’ in a contemporary context through map and model making. His influence range from Pop culture to Deep Ecology. His works at times simply holds a mirror to reflect the contemporary experience or it can completely take the viewer to an alternative world. The Utopian impulse explores the tension between the extreme desire to materialize the ideal and on the other hand the infinite impossibility of conceiving the perfect imagination. Srinjoy’s work also consists of re imagining Utopian pasts or imagining alternative realms.