BEHIND THE BELTLINE: PART TWO

Today we present the second installment in a two-part Atlanta BeltLine special series (here's Part One). We're looking at updates on the 22-mile loop around Atlanta's urban core, focusing on three main components: transit, paths, and  parks. In this issue, we delve deeper into development opportunities.
 
This weekend, we snapped Ansley Mall (the BeltLine path runs behind the center). Atlanta BeltLine planners have identified about 20 nodes for development and redevelopment. (Ansley is an example of a redevelopment opportunity.) Our tour guide, Heather Hussey-Coker, who's been working with the BeltLine since ?05, tells us to envision buildings with two faces, one opening to roads/parking areas, and the other to the BeltLine.

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