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When the Weight of Economic Inequality Crushes Basic Street Safety, We All Lose

By ATL Urbanist | Oct 2, 2017 | No Comments

Even a stripe of paint can carry the weight of mixed messaging within cities that were scarred by decades of discriminatory housing and planning practices -- cities like Atlanta.

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Are Walkers at Mercedes-Benz Stadium Getting a Raw Deal?

By ATL Urbanist | Sep 11, 2017 | No Comments

Did we really end up with a stadium design in Downtown Atlanta that anticipates most attendees arriving by car?

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Staying Excited About Rail on the Atlanta BeltLine

By ATL Urbanist | Aug 30, 2017 | No Comments

I’m going to sound like an awful person here: the laying down of pavement on new portions of the Beltline is losing some luster for me.

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Several Blocks of Courtland Street Could Get a Major Makeover

By ATL Urbanist | Aug 28, 2017 | No Comments

The redesign certainly looks like it would — even if only for the length of the Courtland Street Bridge — provide a huge improvement for people on foot and on bikes.

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Atlantans Are Telling Stories About Their Commutes Through an Interactive Art Project

By ATL Urbanist | Aug 17, 2017 | No Comments

Atlanta designer Sarah Lawrence has developed an interactive project that allows residents to take a look at how their daily commutes compare to those of others across the city, while thinking about why they use their particular mode.

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Could a Switch to Daily Parking Passes Help Reduce Solo Car Commuting in Atlanta?

By ATL Urbanist | Aug 14, 2017 | No Comments

If you buy parking by the day, you’re not sinking long term costs into a space, and you’re free to commute by another method without losing money.

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