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Recent Posts

The Health of Atlanta’s Historic Downtown Has an Effect on the Whole City

By ATL Urbanist | May 31, 2017 | No Comments
What are we saying to Atlantans and to the world when the cradle of the city is sad and disused?

Is Atlanta Transit Access More Important After the I-85 Collapse?

By ATL Urbanist | May 15, 2017 | No Comments
The question everyone’s asking, now that the interstate repairs are complete: will a significant number of these new riders stick with transit after the bridge is repaired?

Improving Atlanta Neighborhoods Without Displacing Residents: It’s a Struggle

By ATL Urbanist | Apr 6, 2017 | No Comments
We’ve been demonizing gentrification for years with little result. Promoting “housing security” may be a better focus .

Rationalizing Inertia on Atlanta’s Auburn Avenue

By ATL Urbanist | Mar 23, 2017 | No Comments
Auburn Avenue, with its architecture and history and connectivity, has the potential to be a vibrant and beautiful signature-street for Atlanta.

Connecting the Dots for Mobility in Atlanta’s Core

By ATL Urbanist | Mar 17, 2017 | No Comments
“Atlantans want to drive to Downtown” is a common rationale for the parking blitz in the district. Anti-transit bias, the low price of parking, lack of housing options close to Downtown jobs  —  all of that plays a part.

Transit in a Divided Atlanta

By ATL Urbanist | Mar 6, 2017 | No Comments
If we look at the racial segregation of housing in Atlanta’s history, it seems likely that some streets were purposely designed to provide limited connection between black and white neighborhoods.
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