Category Archives: Development

19 Hilliard Street

Posted on Tue 4 June 2013 by

Well, from what I can tell that’s the address. There’s hasn’t been a business there since the 1930’s. I believe it was the the Trio Laundry and later the Tanner Laundry. It’s about 40 feet south of the new streetcar … Continue reading →

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Midtown from on high

Posted on Fri 2 March 2012 by

View from the patio at 999 Peachtree at the beginning of March 2012 Here’s a shot from two weeks later

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Action on Crescent Ave

Posted on Thu 2 February 2012 by

Here’s what’s left of the old Vickery’s The Fifth Group is putting in a seafood place called Lure.   The crane is about to go up for the next phase of 12th & Peachtree I’m not sure what’s going on … Continue reading →

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Crum and Forster

Posted on Tue 15 November 2011 by

Looks like the current plans for this block in midtown will save the Crum and Forster building and add a nice tower where the old SunTrust branch building was. This is bounded by 4th St, W. Peachtree and Spring. Here … Continue reading →

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Moreland action

Posted on Wed 26 October 2011 by

Little 5 Points continues to stretch to the south. First it was Front Page News, then the Wrecking Bar and now ground has broken on something to fill in between the two. A second location of Camelli’s Pizza will go … Continue reading →

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Edgewood/Candler Park MARTA parking

Posted on Wed 20 April 2011 by

A charrotte to plan a development of the southern parking lot along the station. Think the intersection of Whiteford and Le France They were thinking a little pocket park in the middle of the block along the single family homes. … Continue reading →

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Railcrossing at Moreland Ave

Posted on Sat 29 January 2011 by

The 1946 Lochner plan is now online! Thanks to shivtim, find it at: Georgia Tech Obviously, the city followed many of the recommendations, but check out just one small part here. Moreland Ave used to cross DeKalb Ave at grade … Continue reading →

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