Atlanta's War on Density

Joseph Hurley examines the "war" on dense neighborhoods with mixed residential and commercial land uses in mid-century Atlanta.

Atlanta's War on Density Skip to content Atlanta’s War on Density Joseph Hurley January 11, 2016 Citation: Hurley, Joseph. “Atlanta’s War on Density.” Atlanta Studies . January 11, 2016. https://doi.org/10.18737/atls20160111 Two large tracts of land just outside of Atlanta’s central business district, Turner Field and the Atlanta Civic Center, will soon be redeveloped. While the plans have not been finalized, both areas are expected to be redeveloped into mixed-use commercial and residential sections. This move by the City of Atlanta to sell both properties for mix

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