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Atlanta Streets Alive returns soon: What you need to know
2019 events debut with the most "iconic" route on Peachtree Street.
Commissioned by Arthur Blank, striking new Mercedes-Benz Stadium book weighs 20 pounds
The cost? Priceless—sort of.
After sitting vacant for years, Rufus A. Rose House downtown hits market for $1M
Following abandoned plans for a mixed transformation, this historic home may finally get new life.
Video: South Downtown’s ‘Artisan Yards’ site could one day house 50-plus-story towers
The nearly 10-acre site is zoned to allow more than 10 million square feet of commercial and residential development.
Advisory panel says highway-capping ‘Stitch’ project could cost $452M
Planning and development experts say the time is now to launch fundraising efforts.
Curbed Comparisons: What $350K buys right now in Atlanta
Although this price point remains a "sweet spot" for many intown buyers, options are limited.
Downtown leaders weigh in on Connector-capping ‘Stitch’ project
The potentially $400 million plan could bring life to property otherwise reserved for cars.
Revised vision for Georgia World Congress Center’s hotel unveiled
The Signia Atlanta project could rise upwards of 30 floors with 1,000 hotel rooms.
Georgia Building Authority defends controversial downtown parking deck project
The proposed structure’s exterior would match the facade of the historic Georgia Freight Depot, officials say.
Remarkable projects in Atlanta designed by black architects
From the airport to the Benz and Atlanta Botanical Garden, these are works worth noting throughout the city.
Georgia Building Authority plans ‘ridiculous’ parking deck near Underground Atlanta
The proposed 500-space structure could cost up to $9 million, but it’s been put on hold (for now).
Legal fight against Gulch redevelopment deal heats up
Activist group Redlight the Gulch has raised more than $15,000 for legal fees, leaders report.
Wave of new signage atop Atlanta buildings continues in Midtown
Like downtown sky-rises of late, distinctive 1180 Peachtree tower has a more corporate look.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Super Bowl performance: We nailed it
NFL fanatics in Atlanta set a record for technology usage—and bought 117,000 beers.
First rendering of controversial downtown Margaritaville tower has surfaced
Filings indicate developers are inching closer to demolishing two historic buildings.
Evolution of downtown’s Peachtree Center to continue with office tower revamps
Mixed-use complex by John Portman is undergoing renovations inside and out.
Revised vision for downtown’s highway-capping ‘Stitch’ to emerge in coming weeks
Officials hope they can build above the interstate (possibly in phases) without shutting it down.
Amidst Super Bowl hoopla, local, national media spotlight streetcar shortcomings
Fortunately, MARTA’s heavy rail network impressed.
Evolution of downtown’s Department Building continues with new restaurant lease
The Saito: Sushi, Steak, and Cocktails is the first tenant secured at the under-renovation 1920s building.
Versatile, outdoor event plaza could be on deck for downtown government building
The Fulton County facility could also be primed for an atrium upgrade.
Open Thread: Super Bowl LIII is over. How did the City of Atlanta perform?
Did the Big Peach earn another Big Game? Do we want another one?
Georgia World Congress Center’s pedestrian mall project takes big step forward
Selection of development team pushes the $36 million entry plaza overhaul closer to reality.
Downtown’s $27M new pedestrian bridge won’t open to public for Super Bowl LIII
The City of Atlanta approved funding to ensure the serpentine structure would serve Big Game patrons.
Coworking giant to claim multiple floors of downtown tower—with signage atop it
First WeWork location downtown will bring another instance of new signage in the skies.
For 2019, Phoenix Flies free architecture tours are returning with a dozen new sites
New additions include Pratt-Pullman Yard, the Newport development in South Downtown, and Hotel Clermont.
The Atlanta Super Bowl is still 11 days away, but the drama has arrived
Officials have been prepping for the big day for months, but are we really ready?
Atlanta’s first digital, building-top signage is live. How’s that make you feel?
Reviews have been mixed, so it’s time for a reader poll!
Could downtown’s Forty-One Marietta tower be converted to apartments?
Plans suggest the circa-1976 office tower is primed for 131 new rentals, penthouse pool deck.
Peachtree Center redo is joining downtown’s pre-Super Bowl mural frenzy
Work by French artist Hopare to debut January 31, followed by reimagined "The Hub" in spring.
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Super Bowl LIII coverage for Atlanta visitors, locals
How to navigate the Big Game madness and have some fun doing so.
Super Bowl LIII survival guide for Atlanta visitors, locals
How to navigate the Big Game madness and have some fun doing so.
Downtown’s Equitable sign replacement to debut this week—with ‘powerful’ local artwork
Huge LED billboard will incorporate Off the Wall works as part of Super Bowl, WonderRoot partnership.
Super Bowl fanatics will soon pack Atlanta. Can the streetcar help move them efficiently?
The city’s transit slug has a history of shutting down during major events, but MARTA says the Big Game will be different.
City of Atlanta vs. school system feud over Gulch deal could be coming to an end
After a months-long dispute, officials from both parties appear to have reached a compromise.
Honoring Atlanta’s top 2018 wins for walking, biking the city
In ways big and small, it was a notable year for non-vehicular infrastructure.
Photos: Murals celebrate Atlanta’s civil rights legacy as backdrop for Super Bowl LIII
Find the new installations under bridges, at MARTA stations, and elsewhere around downtown.
Petition against Margaritaville aims to protect birthplace of country music
The 21-story project could bring urban timeshares to downtown Atlanta.
Images: Near Avalon, upscale townhome project from $500Ks is a hit, per developer
Boutique Alpharetta community described as "classic farmhouse meets Rosemary Beach."
Group protesting Gulch development deal prepares for court battle
Redlight the Gulch activists say public bonds should not be used to progress the $5 billion project.