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// - Planning // Corridor Design
Corridor Design
The Core Elements Start Here
The overall vision for the Atlanta BeltLine includes many components; rail, trail, parks and greenspace, economic redevelopment, and much more. However, the backbone for this entire project is the fairly narrow (in some places) 22-mile existing rail corridor. All related elements radiate from this primary corridor, and with the condition of the corridor varying greatly from section to section, a comprehensive corridor design plan is essential to give the entire project a solid foundation.
Corridor Design Plans
The southwest and southeast corridors of the Atlanta BeltLine are currently in design. As presentations are available regarding all corridor design, they will be posted below.
These documents can all be downloaded as PDFs. Some files may exceed 100+ pages, so please plan for large files sizes.
| Document | Thumbnail | |
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| Southwest Corridor Design Presentation | ![]() | |
| Eastside Corridor Design Update | ![]() | |
| Quarterly Briefing: Corridor Design | ![]() | |
| Eastside Corridor Design Presentation | ![]() |
What is Corridor Design?
While master planning dealt with the area outside the Atlanta BeltLine corridor, a separate process, known as corridor design, began in February 2010. This is a multi-year effort that will bring the entire 22-mile Atlanta BeltLine corridor to a standard of 25 percent design for all of the various program elements. This design effort will show what the Atlanta BeltLine will look like, and establish the basis for all future Atlanta BeltLine design and construction. The scope includes civil and structural engineering; surveys; utilities; streetscapes; landscape design; trails; transit; stations; bridges; tunnels; historic preservation; public art locations; and signage.
- Canceled – Atlanta BeltLine 101 – Northeast
Jun 06, 2013 6:00 PM - 2nd Quarterly Briefing of 2013
Jun 06, 2013 6:00 PM - Atlanta BeltLine Run Club
Jun 06, 2013 7:00 PM - ABI Executive Committee Meeting
Jun 12, 2013 8:30 AM - Atlanta BeltLine Volunteer Training
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- Coca-Cola Contributes to Atlanta BeltLine Partnership Health Initiatives
- Atlanta BeltLine 2013 Northside 5K and 1K Youth Fun Run
- Atlanta BeltLine wins national Environmental Communications Award grand prize
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Awards Atlanta BeltLine $600,000 Grant
- Volunteer Spotlight: Evan Ziegler, Community Engagement Superstar







