Atlanta Stove Works
An 1889 stove and iron-pan factory on the west side of Krog Street, restored into Krog District retail, studio and event space.
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An 1889 stove and iron-pan factory on the west side of Krog Street, restored into Krog District retail, studio and event space.
A BeltLine-connected greenspace with a signature stormwater retention pond, skate park, and walking trails. One of Atlanta's best examples of infrastructure turned public amenity — and a central gathering spot for the O4W neighborhood.
Atlanta's most famous street art corridor and food hall — where O4W meets Inman Park. The Krog Street Tunnel, covered in ever-changing murals, leads into a converted warehouse packed with local vendors, restaurants, and bars.
Independent Atlanta brewery — taproom, restaurant, and rooftop with seasonal beers and pub fare. Located in the Old Fourth Ward / Beltline area.
Midtown's signature greenspace and Atlanta's festival grounds — the 200-plus-acre park that hosts Shaky Knees, Music Midtown and the city's biggest outdoor crowds, about two miles north of downtown.
The 2.1M sq ft adaptive reuse of the former Sears distribution center — now home to 56+ locally-owned shops, restaurants, rooftop attractions, and residential units, literally steps from the BeltLine Eastside Trail.
Mixed-use residences on the historic Sweet Auburn stretch of Auburn Avenue, at the eastern end of the district.
Grant Park zoo known for its giant pandas, great ape collection and the Savanna Hall event space, a short ride from downtown.