Locator Map demonstrating location of Edgewood Park to downtown Atlanta, GA. Photo Credit: Cushman & Wakefield Atlanta

Aerial photo of Edgewood Park with view of Atlanta, GA skyline. Photo Credit: Zach Rolen, Rolen Image

Site plan of Edgewood Park in Atlanta, GA. Photo Credit: Columbia Ventures

Fully completed development at twilight. The three-phase development took nearly seven years to complete. Photo Credit: Zach Rolen, Rolen Image

The first phase of development, Spoke apartments, overlooking LaFrance Street to the south and the plaza to the East. Photo Credit: Creative Sources

A Shipping container was craned into the common space of Spoke Apartments prior to drying the building in. It was modified in place and serves as a lounge and coffee bar while helping to tie the inside space to the outside space anchoring the apartment living in its physical context within the city on the combined CSX/MARTA heavy rail line. Photo Credit: Creative Sources

This view to the west shows Spoke Apartments fronting the park with the City of Atlanta skyline on the horizon. Photo Credit: Zach Rolen, Rolen Image

The Perkins and Will designed Moving in the Spirit building offers distinctive architecture directly on the greenspace helping to anchor the space as a Civic gathering space. Photography Credit: Zach Rolen, Rolen Image

Moving in the Spirit celebration in central plaza. Photo Credit: Kelly Jordan

A group enjoying the central lawn, with the MARTA station in the background and human scale buildings on all sides. The greenspace in the center of the park serves as a community gathering place. Photo Credit: Kelly Jordan

Native grasses and street trees fit seamlessly into the shared “woonerf” around Edgewood Park providing visual interest, softening the edges of the hardscapes while offering shade in the summer months. Photo Credit: Zach Rolen, Rolen Image

Patrons enjoying lunch at the recently open Bona Fide Deluxe restaurant, an artisanal sandwich shop. Photo Credit: Sam Torres

The final phase of Edgewood Park, Quill Apartments, shows the result of close and careful collaboration on the street section and building form. Note the building fronting the street, but with ample planting strip, sidewalk and furniture strip, while on street public parking seamlessly integrates and serves to narrow the existing right of way to deliver the traffic calming desired. The building form steps back above the third story in order to offer a respectful transitional height plane to the adjacent single-family homes, also a request of the neighborhood. Photo Credit: Weir/Stewart

Interior of apartment home at Quill. Photo Credit: Zach Rolen, Rolen Image

Amenity/ leasing office at Quill. Photo Credit: Zach Rolen, Rolen Image

African dance show by local group Giwayen Mata in amenity space at Quill during an event in 2022. Photography Credit: Kelsey Butcher

Outdoor lounge area at Quill, with the owl loge (symbol of the neighborhood in the background. Photo Credit: Zach Rolen, Rolen Image

Public art at the bus intermodal ties together the parking deck, station entry and the bus stop, offering commuters a unique experience while using the Edgewood-Candler Park MARTA station. Mural by Christina Kwan, Sculptures by Deedee Morrison. Photography Credit: Deedee Morrison

Edgewood Residents enjoying wine at VinATL tasting room. Photo Credit: Columbia Ventures

The tight urban space between the shared parking structure for MARTA patrons, apartment residents, office workers and retail customers is enhanced as a tight urban dog park. This activates what could have felt like an unsafe place, while helping to preserve the natural greenspace at the center of Edgewood Park for community activities. Photo Credit: Zach Rolen, Rolen Image