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Why the BeltLine is so important to Atlantans
The still far-from-complete Atlanta BeltLine is one of the most discussed pieces of non-automotive infrastructure in the country. Two books have been written about its creation. A huge number of newspaper stories have also been devoted to it. Furthermore, dozens … Continue reading
Walkable urbanism without many walkers
I was recently in Atlanta for the first time since the late 1980s. I had been struck then at how un-urban the place was, despite the impressive new subway. There were few pedestrians downtown, and, on a walk up Peachtree Street to … Continue reading