Here is another possible review based on the information I found:
The King and Queen buildings are a spectacular sight to behold from the outside. They are two of the tallest and most iconic skyscrapers in Atlanta, and they stand out with their blue, multifaceted sides and white steel caps that look like chess pieces. They are also known as the Concourse Corporate Center V and VI, and they are part of a 63-acre office park that includes a hotel, an athletic club, a pond and a trail. The buildings are located at the intersection of two of Georgia’s busiest highways, GA 400 and I-285, and they are visible from miles away.
The buildings are especially beautiful at night, when they are lit up in different colors to reflect various causes or holidays. They create a glittering effect that makes the skyline more lively and festive. I did do some digging. The lights are powered by ILUMINARC fixtures that are energy-efficient and durable. The buildings have been landmarks for over three decades, and they have recently been sold to new owners who plan to maintain their legacy and prestige.
I was impressed by the King and Queen buildings from the outside, and I would love to see them from the inside someday. They are truly a wonder of architecture and engineering, and they represent the growth and innovation of Atlanta.