10/26/2016 Emerging Leaders at the Atlanta Design Studio
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10/26/2016 Emerging Leaders at the Atlanta Design Studio
Date:
October 26, 2016
Time:
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM EDT
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Event Description:
October 26th, 2016 Emerging Leaders Reception at the Atlanta Design Studio
Join us at the Atlanta Design Studio for our Fall ELI Reception with speaker Tim Keane, Commissioner of Planning and Community Development, City of Atlanta
What is the Atlanta Design Studio?
City of Atlanta Commissioner of Planning and Community Development, Tim Keane and Mayor Kasim Reed launched the Atlanta City Design Studio this summer inside Ponce City Market. The Studio is the first pop-up urban design laboratory focused on shaping the future of city neighborhoods. The space, which includes rotating exhibits about Atlanta neighborhoods and innovative urban design concepts, also serves as a way to connect Atlanta’s diverse communities.
The Atlanta City Studio will remain at Ponce City Market for six months, after which it will relocate twice per year so residents across the City can experience the interactive and innovative concept. It is designed to serve as a space for incubation and collaboration where visitors, residents, design professionals and curious urbanists can connect. The pop-up space is staffed by a team of City planners, architects and transportation professionals and hosts lectures, book talks, film series, open forums, urban art presentations and other neighborhood and design components.
The Atlanta City Studio will remain at Ponce City Market for six months, after which it will relocate twice per year so residents across the City can experience the interactive and innovative concept. It is designed to serve as a space for incubation and collaboration where visitors, residents, design professionals and curious urbanists can connect. The pop-up space is staffed by a team of City planners, architects and transportation professionals and hosts lectures, book talks, film series, open forums, urban art presentations and other neighborhood and design components.
