The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Despite several protests, a measure to ban panhandling in downtown Atlanta is expected to be signed.

A look at the polical and business network behind Atlanta's biggest urban redevelopment proposal in decades.

The challenge for builders has been to retain the look of the intown neighborhoods while giving new residents suburban amenities.

70 acres near Piedmont Park to be used for new mixed-living area.

The aquarium, will be the biggest of its kind in the United States.

New building security features are a must in the post-9/11 world, but designers feel there's still a need to make them aesthetically pleasing.

Cobb County creates the first 'senior' housing zone of its kind in the state.

Turn of the century courthouses in the South are changing with the times, while retaining their sense of history.

A heavy backlash against a toll road in Georgia spurs several innovative compromises.

An 18-month, $2.5 million study concluded that an "inner core" transit loop around Atlanta is feasible.

A report by the Trust for Public Land, which will be released Monday, knits together a nascent proposal for a 22-mile transit loop through 46 historic Atlanta neighborhoods with an ambitious blueprint for a 23-mile bike trail, 1,400 acres o

What seemed like a pipe dream is now being touted by a nationally respected conservation group as the next great vision for the city of Atlanta.

Metro Atlanta's suburban cities rediscover importance of central gathering places in an effort to slow sprawl to a crawl.

Atlanta's old railroad arteries run through some of the city's most expensive real estate. But the railroads have no plans to give up the land.

Study confirms that smart growth will improve Atlanta's air quality and reduce auto use.

A new Georgia Tech study suggests that smart growth reduces car trips and improves air quality.

Amphibian populations around the world are in rapid decline. This is bad news for us humans.

Atlanta resident Charles Lyon suffers public transportation withdrawal after ten days in New York.

An 138-acre mixed-use development in Atlanta will get its own miniature Arc de Triomphe.

The Atlanta Journal Constitution's opinion on the recent study that shows a link between sprawl and ill health.