Nestled at the heart of Tech Square beneath the SQ5 building in Midtown, the TSQ Clubhouse has been woven into the neighborhood's innovation story since its early days as The Garage. What began as a coworking hub and startup home has evolved into one of the district's most versatile event and activation spaces, hosting everything from Atlanta Tech Week programming and corporate events to student showcases and research panels. For anyone looking for a flexible venue embedded inside one of the Southeast's most active innovation ecosystems, the TSQ Clubhouse is a natural fit.

Studio B is growing.

Following its initial launch, Phase II of the coworking and office space located on the 11th floor of the Biltmore Innovation Center is now complete. The expansion responds to early demand from founders, operators, and small teams looking for a flexible entry point into the Tech Square ecosystem.

Inspire Placemaking Collective is shaping places that shape communities.

From the Biltmore Innovation Center, the firm planted its Atlanta office in Tech Square in April 2025, a full-circle move after drawing inspiration from the district years earlier.

Every Tuesday morning from 9:30 to 10:30 AM, the lobby of the Biltmore Innovation Center fills with conversation.

Coffee Connect, the Center’s weekly networking and social hour, has quickly become a standing fixture in the building’s rhythm.

Last week, leaders from Atlanta’s tech and innovation ecosystem gathered to mark the Biltmore Innovation Center’s first anniversary as an initiative spurred by the leadership of the Georgia Tech Foundation.

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The Georgia Tech SimTigrate Design Center is a collaborative hub for interdisciplinary researchers to simulate and test healthcare challenges, such as design for aging, design for infection control, primary care teamwork, and healthy communities.

Tech Square Phase III has officially come online with the opening of the George and Scheller Towers, marking a major milestone in Georgia Tech’s continued expansion into Midtown Atlanta.

Georgia has long been a home for innovative artistic expression, including storytelling through dance, music, and movies. To build on and support this community of talent, Georgia Tech has launched the Creative Quarter, an interdisciplinary hub for immersive arts and emerging technology where innovators can experiment, push boundaries, and explore new and unexpected ideas.

Georgia Tech is reshaping Midtown by making it not only a center for startups and research, but also a living classroom. Next spring, a new architecture studio class taught by Professor David Yocum will invite graduate students to imagine the future of one of Tech Square’s newest spaces: the Biltmore Block.

Velocity Startups, located in the historic Biltmore building, joins Georgia Tech’s commercialization ecosystem, solidifying the Institute’s role as a national leader and premier hub for startup growth.

On September 25th, Women in Technology (WIT), a nonprofit organization that is “supporting the women who are shaping the future”, hosted the 2025 WIT Career Fair at the TSQ ATL Clubhouse. Over 220 attendees engaged in dynamic conversations with tech-driven companies and formed valuable professional connections with community members.

This art exhibit in Georgia Tech’s Interactive Media Zone (IMZ), Technoterria, immerses visitors in a futuristic imagined museum in the year 2125, reflecting on 100 years of technological advancements and placing 2025 as the turning point of industrialization and AI advancement. By housing the digital skyline and interactive sculptures in a space with entrepreneurs, researchers, and students, T.W. Pilar and Ivan Reyes hope to inspire a future where technology is used for social good.

Imagine an Atlanta where there’s a pathway for every breakthrough in a Georgia Tech lab to launch into a startup and scale to a billion-dollar “unicorn”. This isn’t a distant fantasy—it’s the vision that Dr. Raghupathy “Siva” Sivakumar, Georgia Tech’s chief commercialization officer, is championing.

Following Georgia Tech's announcement of the new Biltmore Innovation Center initiative, Tech Square is set to welcome another exciting addition to its ecosystem. TSQ ATL is thrilled to introduce "Studio B.," a short-term office and coworking space located on the top floor of the historic Biltmore in the heart of Tech Square.

ATDC’s Feedback Friday is an invaluable resource for tech founders, offering actionable insights from top mentors, investors, and experienced entrepreneurs. Held every Friday at ATDC’s headquarters in Tech Square, this event is a cornerstone of Atlanta’s vibrant startup ecosystem.