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Bad Traffic, Great Design (Atlanta Designers)

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Volunteers for Mad Housers Inc. build an enclosure out of wood and corrugated metal. The Atlanta-based nonprofit build modest structures for homeless people with a goal of giving them a sense of security, privacy, and dignity. Photo courtesy of Mad Housers Inc.
Volunteers for Mad Housers Inc. build an enclosure out of wood and corrugated metal. The Atlanta-based nonprofit build modest structures for homeless people with a goal of giving them a sense of security, privacy, and dignity. Photo courtesy of Mad Housers Inc.
When completed, the Atlanta BeltLine’s network of multiuse trails will connect 45 neighborhoods. Its 1,300 acres of parks will increase the city’s green space by 40 percent. Architecture and planning firm Perkins + Will was the lead designer of the Eastside Trail, seen in this rendering.
When completed, the Atlanta BeltLine’s network of multiuse trails will connect 45 neighborhoods. Its 1,300 acres of parks will increase the city’s green space by 40 percent. Architecture and planning firm Perkins + Will was the lead designer of the Eastside Trail, seen in this rendering.