There are so many great places and here I go complaining.My errands took me OTP yesterday. OTP is Atlanta shorthand for "Outside the Perimeter" outside of I-285, Atlanta's perimeter highway.It's was unfamiliar territory to me so I took the scenic way… Read more »
Architecture tourists go sightseeing on Murphy Avenue. It's part of the industrial corridor that borders Fort McPherson, Sylvan Hills, Adair Park, West End. There is plenty to see. By and large, they made the street fronts attractive.Folks are repurp… Read more »
I had my eye on two for May 19, two special houses I never expected to see. I wish you could see for yourself. I doubt they'll be open again.Super Sundays are for house loving architecture tourists. Asking $270/sf: I knew this one to be designed Davi… Read more »
It had suffered a hippie-renovation and was prime Midtown Atlanta teardown bait.On the eclectic Charles Allen Drive the new house could make a statement yet fit right in. Go see for yourself, my pictures don't capture it, don't capture how good it is… Read more »
They don't need this 835 foot smokestack any more. But I hate losing a landmark.Georgia Power is converting Plant McDonough-Atkinson from a coal-fueled electric generator to a natural gas-fired generator. The two coal units, 1 and 2, have been retire… Read more »
A teardown in Inman Park. Are you kidding? When we dream, we talk Ansley Park, Candler Park, Peachtree Hills, Morningside, Midtown, Virginia Highland, Oakhurst, Kirkwood, Winona Park, MAK. In the end it's always: "We want to live in Inman Park." But … Read more »
When Atlanta boosters meet in a great building, there's cake, AND they tell me about it, I'm there! It was the Hypepotamus Founders Day Party yesterday.Here's a brief report. Inside these doors you can find: Xiaohang Li,… Read more »