That's The Way It's Supposed To Be!

Curbed Atlanta

Don't call us. We'll call you. That's the message that New South Construction wants to impart on well-meaning, but apparently annoying, Atlanta residents who call the GC, saying the windows at the Center for Puppetry Arts expansion on Spring Street are being installed crooked. New South's Rob Dunn has been hit with numerous calls from residents concerned that the tilted windows are a mistake, reports Curbed Atlanta. But that's the way they're supposed to be, so please stop calling. If anything, this proves that Atlanta is filled with people with OCD. [Curbed]

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