I visited the Historic Fourth Ward Park in Atlanta in 2011. It is located behind the Ponce City Market redevelopment and is a part of the Atlanta Beltline, one of my favorite projects in the country of which I’ve been following the progress of ever since I lived in Atlanta and the idea first started to take root. The Fourth Ward Park has so many sustainable features incorporated into the design but the hopes of helping to spur revitalization in the area is its most crucial function. Providing an area for residents to gather and play and have a place they can be proud of is critical to the larger redevelopment efforts in the area. I was impressed and pleased to see the progress on this visit. More detailed info can be found here. Enjoy the pics!
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