I'm trying to visualize the overlapping careers of "legendary" Atlanta architects. I got the bug during Robert Craig's ta...
Slow down for Big Art on Dekalb Avenue
I don't hate billboards as much as I should. I don't like legal graffiti as much as I should. All I know for sure is that I like ...
Free: Thursday Aprl 26 Robert Craig, author of The Architecture of Francis Palmer Smith
I'll be there. Georgia Tech Professor / Author Robert Craig will speak about his new book, The Architecture of Francis Palmer Smith, Atl...
Liking Painted Floors, Here are 4
In a week of too much I looked down: Painted rugs, painted stones, painted on wood, painted on concrete. Do you know of others? This is a pa...
Follow the Outspoken Outing of Oakhurst Teardowns
XXX was not only writing about teardowns, he was blogging and tweeting them. Mead Road teardown in Oakhurst . I don't have to tell you i...
Saturday Walk: Starfish, Reid, Crook, Scogin, Dixon, Shingles
We walked Brookwood Hills yesterday. It's landlocked, compact, picturesque, green and hilly. It's hemmed in by Peacthree Street, Pea...
Atlanta's Only Twisted Chimney?
Is this Atlanta's only twisted chimney? I don't think you can see this from the street even when the leaves are gone. I found myself...
Stained Glass At Risk - an Assessment at St. Anthony
Atlanta's St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church is in West End . The sanctuary is from 1924. "The idea of building a Catholic church...
Dancing the gallery - gloATL at ACAC
I think they planned this just for me. gloATL danced through the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center on Thursday. Short version: 5 athletes di...