by Bohemian Blog-city | Apr 17, 2017 | art, ATL, Atlanta, downtown atl, downtown atlanta, Image, photography, ponce city market
At the traffic light by the Sears & Roebuck Co Building of Ponce City...
by Bohemian Blog-city | Apr 17, 2017 | art, ATL, Atlanta, downtown atl, downtown atlanta, Image, photography, ponce city market
Enjoying a beautiful day outside at the Ponce City Market in Downtown Atlanta with my friend,...
by Bohemian Blog-city | Apr 7, 2017 | ATL, Atlanta, BEA, Built Environment, Built Environment Analysis, downtown atl, downtown atlanta, krog street, krog street bridge, ponce city market, site descriptions, SiteDescriptions
Reinventing these neighborhoods and introducing these new marketplaces has made a dramatic difference on the demographics of these areas. The population of both neighborhoods has increased and transitioned into being made up of primarily white people in their mid...
by Bohemian Blog-city | Apr 7, 2017 | ATL, Atlanta, BEA, Built Environment Analysis, downtown atl, downtown atlanta, ponce city market, site descriptions, SiteDescriptions
The Ponce City Market is the area’s largest adaptive reuse project, transforming the historic Sears, Roebuck & Co building into a dynamic space, housing the Central Food Hall, a variety of shops, office spaces, and even apartment flats. Not only does Ponce City...
by Bohemian Blog-city | Apr 7, 2017 | ATL, Atlanta, BEA, Built Environment, Built Environment Analysis, downtown atl, downtown atlanta, ponce city market, site descriptions, SiteDescriptions
The Ponce de Leon area has grown substantially after the opening Ponce CIty Market. The population of this area has increased over 28% since 2000, to a whopping 41,957 people! The population is equally split with 50.3% (21,114) being made up of men, leaving the...
by Bohemian Blog-city | Apr 7, 2017 | ATL, Atlanta, BEA, Built Environment, Built Environment Analysis, downtown atl, downtown atlanta, ponce city market, site descriptions, SiteDescriptions
In 1925, Sears, Roebuck & Co of Chicago purchased 16 acres of land on Ponce de Leon Avenue with the plans to construct a retail store and a warehouse distribution center for the Southeastern US. The land was confined by Ponce de Leon on the north, Glen Iris Drive...
