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Abandoned Adair Park school ready to be reborn as ‘art-force housing’
Century-old, red-brick building will be prepped for tenants by early 2019, officials announce.
Open Thread: What exactly is ‘Westside’ Atlanta?
Where does "the Westside" begin? Where does it end? What’s too east, too north, too south?
Photos: Lee+White warehouse redo is taking shape along Beltline’s Westside Trail
Like the newest Beltline section, West End adaptive-reuse project is now welcoming the general public.
At long last, the Beltline’s Westside Trail officially opens tomorrow
Ribbon-cutting for the $43-million project happens at 4 p.m., and a community party shall follow.
Old Adair Park school to be reborn as affordable housing units
Blocks from the Beltline’s Westside Trail, century-old brick building will become home to artists.
$260K in Capitol View Manor scores remodeled bungalow near Beltline
Reno has stood since 1940 in neighborhood called "one of ATL’s best kept secrets."
Hooray! Beltline’s Westside Trail has officially poured ‘final concrete’
Word around the campfire is a ribbon-cutting could come next month, following almost three years of construction.
Photos: How the Atlanta Beltline’s Westside Trail looks right now
Concrete, plantings, lights abound as three-mile project wends toward September debut.
First new business along Beltline’s Westside Trail is officially open
Draft beer and taco emporium has enlivened a dilapidated office building in West End, near forthcoming Beltline leg.
Southwest Atlanta tour highlights eclectic neighborhoods
From Cascade Heights to Adair Park, Georgia Trust tour provides chance to see the best of Southwest Atlanta.
SW Atlanta neighborhoods, historic site tour won’t shy from gentrification issues
Georgia Trust "expedition" will open up historic sites along the southwestern portion of the Beltline, stressing harms of displacement.
Adair Park school conversion stalls over historical name with reported KKK ties
For more than two years, developers have been trying to transform the century-old building, but disputes have staved off progress.
Photos: Atlanta Beltline’s Westside Trail is beginning to look real
The western Beltline segment’s planned summer debut will highlight what’s probably the biggest year yet for the multi-use trail and planned transit corridor.
1920s Atlanta factory is preparing for a total rebirth in Adair Park
The neglected old Abrams Fixture Corporation manufacturing facility in Adair Park has been partially reborn as a hub for artists and tradespeople. Now, the property’s owners want to finish the job.
At cusp of Beltline’s Westside Trail, Adair Park bungalow asks $260K
With a footprint that could either be called economical or tight by Atlanta standards, the home manages three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and general openness, adorned with what the listing calls "all the bells and whistles."
Analysis: Atlanta’s hottest 2017 neighborhoods all near Westside Beltline
Redfin’s predictions for the "hottest" Atlanta neighborhoods of 2017 can be summarized as follows: "Westward Ho!" And Adair Park takes the cake, per the real estate brokerage.
Murphy Crossing work underway on Beltline-adjacent property
Along the Beltline’s Westside Trail, a 16-acre site known as Murphy Crossing sits abandoned. While preliminary plans were created for reuse of the site and some of its old warehouse buildings, now demo is starting to unfold.
Awesome Atlanta projects regaled at architecture awards
Architects gathered in Savannah this weekend to recognize some of the region’s best architecture, with Atlanta firms being recognized in three of the four professional categories. Winners included a synagogue, a courthouse, and offices at PCM.
Photos: How the Beltline’s Westside Trail looks right now
For this installment of Visual Journeys, we checked in on heavy construction on the Westside Trail, which is starting to look conducive to human habitation. It’s reportedly on time and budget, moving toward completion next year.
Beltline Southside Trail talk is starting to get real
Recent study groups and community meetings have produced some revelations — and great mounds of wonk-tastic, hypothetical design minutia — regarding the Beltline’s future on the southeastern and south sides of Atlanta. That's a good thing.
First Atlanta Streets Alive of 2016, in Photos
Streets Alive returned to Atlanta this weekend, featuring a four-mile route through the city's southside. The event linked Westview, West End, Adair Park, Pittsburgh, Mechanicsville, Summerhill, and Grant Park with events, performances, and fun.
Streets Alive Debuting Route Sunday; Costumes Encouraged
Atlanta's season of crowd-fueled hoopla continues this Sunday with the debut of Atlanta Streets Alive 2016 — on a massive new route that stretches from Grant Park, past the Beltline's Westside Trail, to Westview.
How the Beltline's Westside Trail Looks Right Now
With spring temps upon Atlanta, take a visual tour of the Beltline's future three-mile leg.
Breweries Planned for Former Beltline Warehouses
The Beltline's Westside Trail may not be done yet, but architects and developers are certainly prepping for the project's 2017 debut.