Chamblee warehouses to become offices, retail, restaurants

In the past few years, Chamblee has undergone something of a renaissance as new apartment, restaurants, retail, and office spaces pop up in the district surrounding the city’s MARTA station.

Now, Parkside Partners is hoping to capitalize on the prosperity—while retaining some of the area’s gritty industrial relics—with a three-site mixed-use project.

Billed as Eastside Chamblee, the project would transform three warehouses into office, retail, and restaurant space, according to the Atlanta Business Chronicle.

Eastside Chamblee

Plans submitted to the city show the three buildings—Row, Link, and Union—will provide more than 80,000 square feet of space for new loft offices, retail showrooms, and dining establishments.

Architecture firm Warner Summers is responsible for the design, which seeks to spruce up the 1970s-vintage structures with new windows, skylights, and a bit of architectural interest.

Parkside Partners via Chamblee

No timeline has been revealed for the conversions.

• Developer to remake three Chamblee warehouses into 90,000-square-feet of loft offices, retail, restaurants [Atlanta Business Chronicle; subscriber]
• Upcoming Zoning Agenda Items [Chamblee]
• Is Chamblee becoming the hottest ‘hood in the metro? [Curbed Atlanta]