The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) recently announced that a team led by Forest City Enterprises, Cousins Properties and The Integral Group had been selected to plan, design and develop one of the largest transit-oriented projects in the country, the Atlanta Multi-Modal Terminal. Urban Collage is part of a talented design team that includes FXFowle, Cooper Carry, Parsons Brinckerhoff and Kimley-Horn. Work will include design of the central station for Georgia’s transit and commuter system and associated mixed use development of the “gulch” in Downtown Atlanta.
UC part of team picked to develop Multi-Modal Terminal
by Stanford Harvey on March 15th, 2011The City of Dunwoody moves forward with its Implementation Plan
by Eric Bosman on February 28th, 2011The Georgetown/North Shallowford Community Area Master Plan is scheduled to go before Dunwoody City Council for adoption on March 28th. However, the City isn’t waiting to implement some of the plan’s major recommendations. Last week, the City of Dunwoody concluded negotiations with Wells Fargo Bank and will acquire a 16.18 acre parcel to create a new community green space.
The parcel is the site of a failed multi-family development bounded by Chamblee Dunwoody Road, North Shallowford Road, Dunwoody Park Drive and three multi-family residential buildings and was one of the major focal points of the Master Plan effort.
Please see the City of Dunwoody press release and local news video regarding the property acquisition for more information.
UC initiates the Gainesville Comprehensive Planning Effort
by John Skach on February 24th, 2011Urban Collage is beginning a year-long process to work with the citizens and stakeholders of Gainesville to plan comprehensively for the sustainable growth of the city over the next 20 years. The process will include several hands-on workshops focusing on character area improvements, including a number of new Opportunity Zones.
Collager volunteers for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
by Soumi Basu on December 15th, 2010Collager Louis Johnson is at it again! After raising over $4,000 with Team in Training, an affiliate of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society by running the San Diego Rock n’ Roll Marathon, Louis has now been chosen to become a Mentor Runner to help other fundraisers reach their endurance race and fundraising goals! Louis will be running the Triple Crown of Running in Louisville, KY, the RunTheBluegrass Half Marathon in Lexington, KY and finishing off his efforts by completing his mission race The Kentucky Derby Festival Half Marathon! Congratulations to Louis, and good luck on the fundraising and in the races!
If you would like to support the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and Louis in their efforts please e-mail Louis at LJohnson@urbancollage.com for information on how to do so!