Great video. I share you love of the Atlanta Beltline or what I call my 'happy place'. You can literally feel the energy from the people all around you. I find myself walking with a silly grin on my face. I can't help it, it's just fun being there.
This beltline project is special , it’s going to put the world on notice once completed . It will be a must see attraction in Atlanta for decades to come, Mark my word !
I think this goes to show that good pedestrian/cycling infrastrucute can definitely work in American cities. I'm personally looking forward visiting Atlanta again someday and will be following the Beltline development into the future. Great video, keep up the good work.
FYI - the area you refer to as “Virginia Highlands” is “Virginia Highland” named after the intersection of Virginia Ave and North Highland Ave. Not even the natives get it right. Nice video!
The Beltline is eventually going to have light rail circling the city...one day. I wonder how they will do that and still keep it pedestrian friendly. Also, The Beltline is contractually obligated to build or secure a certain amount of affordable housing along its ROW. I'm not sure of the exact number but it is higher than the ratio the city requires in general. The Beltline has it's own TAD (Tax Allocation District) which allows it to gain tax revenue to put back into the project (way simplified description). I've lived here almost 30 years and it is amazing what Atlanta has done in that amount of time.
The Beltline portion of this video is nice, but it's really odd that in the little picture slideshow at the beginning you chose to highlight both a confederate monument and Stone Mountain. I'm hoping this was just an accident.
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Thank you for promoting my hometown Atl. The Beltline was developed to use the railroad tracks that were no using used. New subbie.
Great video. I share you love of the Atlanta Beltline or what I call my 'happy place'. You can literally feel the energy from the people all around you. I find myself walking with a silly grin on my face. I can't help it, it's just fun being there.
St. Petersburg, FL is now building its own “beltline” thanks to Atlanta’s progress…rock on Hotlanta…
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This beltline project is special , it’s going to put the world on notice once completed . It will be a must see attraction in Atlanta for decades to come, Mark my word !
Thank you for all the info! Going to be there mid March for a visit so it was helpful to have this background … am inspired!
Subbed, from a fellow atlantan urbanist. Amazing!.
I think this goes to show that good pedestrian/cycling infrastrucute can definitely work in American cities. I'm personally looking forward visiting Atlanta again someday and will be following the Beltline development into the future. Great video, keep up the good work.
Great job! It shows you are very passionate about the beltline. Keep up the good work!
This is a great spotlight on one of the coolest and most promising parts of Atlanta!! Cool stuff, can’t wait to see more of what you do!
Amazing!
Thanks for the subtle music, fuck I hate music when the speaker is talking
FYI - the area you refer to as “Virginia Highlands” is “Virginia Highland” named after the intersection of Virginia Ave and North Highland Ave. Not even the natives get it right. Nice video!
Amazing video!!! So insightful and informative. I really hope more cities in the US adopt this revolutionary urban design. Keep it up!
Impressive! I learned quite a bit.
The Beltline is eventually going to have light rail circling the city...one day. I wonder how they will do that and still keep it pedestrian friendly. Also, The Beltline is contractually obligated to build or secure a certain amount of affordable housing along its ROW. I'm not sure of the exact number but it is higher than the ratio the city requires in general. The Beltline has it's own TAD (Tax Allocation District) which allows it to gain tax revenue to put back into the project (way simplified description). I've lived here almost 30 years and it is amazing what Atlanta has done in that amount of time.
The belt line is cool
Good info. Camera work/speed made me dizzy.
The Beltline portion of this video is nice, but it's really odd that in the little picture slideshow at the beginning you chose to highlight both a confederate monument and Stone Mountain. I'm hoping this was just an accident.