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Originally Posted by nature's calling
Well thank fuck they are covering that ugly parking garage. The designs of the office space are meh, boring but at least functional and they interact on the pedestrian level so I can’t complain about that. Nobu looks sexy tho, yas
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If you consider the top of the parking podium as the "pedestrian level" then yeah that's good. But they're still completely ignoring the actual street- where there should be a pedestrian level. Buckhead is notorious for this idea of segregated urbanism.
None of the new programs meet the street based on the renderings. It's only a half-shot attempt at "meeting the street".
Some irony from the AJC article:
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Rulli said the idea is turn an enclosed mall into a shopping destination that meets the street.
“Let’s turn Phipps inside out and create a Fifth Avenue streetscape,” Rulli said. “All of these incremental moves are tied to this grander vision.”
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