Alternatives analysis and concept validation is underway as part of federally funded trail design project from Monroe Drive to MARTA Lindbergh Station. Once a locally preferred alternate is determined for this segment, the consulting team will ultimately deliver a locally-funded set of construction documents for the 0.9-mile project segment from Monroe Drive to Westminster Drive.
Project Timeline
May 2020 - July 2021
Alternatives analysis and concept validation
July 2021
Execute contract for design phase services
Behind the rec center at Arthur Langford, Jr. Park, visitors will find a beginner-level skate park. (Photo: the Sintoses)
A colorful mural wraps around the back of the rec center. It was painted by artist David Garcia with help from Atlanta Public Schools students. (Photo: the Sintoses)
Boost your fitness with exercise equipment under the shade of a canopy. (Photo: Christopher T. Martin)
The Arthur Langford, Jr. skatepark was the second skatepark in the City of Atlanta. The first was Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark, also located on the Atlanta BeltLine.
The skatepark was designed to allow beginning boarders a chance to develop their skills.
A skate ramp at Arthur Langford, Jr. Park. (Photo: Christopher T. Martin)
Artist David Garcia was commissioned to paint a mural on the rec center. (Photo: the Sintoses)
The mural captures the spirit of the skatepark and the neighborhood. (Photo: the Sintoses)
Muralist David Garcia with students from Atlanta Public Schools.
Mural painting underway in the Joyland neighborhood.
