ATLANTA – The city that built out wants to build up.
Atlanta has long been linked to sprawl and traffic jams. Now several huge mixed-use construction projects seek to remake the city’s landscape. The new developments aim to create neighborhoods in Atlanta as swank and walkable as some sections of New York and Chicago with easy access to nearby office jobs, chic restaurants or fashionable boutiques. If successful, the physical and cultural shifts could serve as a blueprint for other cities.
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