From Steel Mill To Mixed Use Project
8 August 2001 - 7:00am
An former Atlanta steel mill site is planned to become a vast mixed-use project patterened after New York City's Soho.
"Atlantic Station's planners and designers have picked the tag line 'live — work — play' to describe their new project, suggesting that life in the new section of midtown Atlanta will be on the go, all the time. The property will contain retail, entertainment, residential, office, spa and hotel components."
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International Council Of Shopping Centers, August 15, 2001
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