Alexander, Cecil A.

Cecil A. Alexander, Jr. (b. 1918) aFellow with the American Institute of Architects (FAIA), a recipient of the AIA Whitney M. Young, Jr. Award and recipient of the Philip Trammel Schutze Award from Georgia Tech, is a prominent Atlanta architect. His prolific work includes, among many other projects, The Coca-Cola Company World Headquarters, The Bell South Building, and Fulton County Stadium in Atlanta. Cecil is married to Helen Eisemann Alexander, mother of four children and grandmother of eight. His first wife, Hermione Weil, whom he married in 1943, was killed in a 1983 collision with a drun...