Planning January 2014
Planning January 2014
Special Issue on Atlanta
Michael E. Kanell narrates the saga of a city that is rising up — again.
Emerald Necklace, Southern Style
An excerpt from a new book explains how the BeltLine is emerging as a premier addition to the public realm. Alexander Garvin offers details in Planning Practice.
Atlanta's top planner tackles tough problems. An interview with James Shelby — conducted by Ben Smith.
Fighting the Water Wars on a Different Front
It takes conservation and creativity to get the job done. Marsha Walton reports in a Sustaining Places story.
Ariel Hart asks what's next for Atlanta's transportation systems. With a sidebar by Laurel Paget-Seekins.
David Pendered assesses the regional Livable Centers Initiative.
The Black Mecca 50 Years Later
Did black Atlanta get to the promised land? By Kenya King and M. Alexis Scott.
Timothy Beatley on catastrophe and creativity.
City kids.
Cover: Whitewater kayakers in Columbus, Georgia. Courtesy Georgia Department of Economic Development.