Atlanta, GA Case Study | Re-Design
An Accessible Atlanta Beltline
To Communicate, an All-Inclusive, Interpretive Language, By Using Urban Design Within the Landscape
About the Project
It’s purpose is to provide a safe and well designed area for anyone and everyone with disabilities and families with small children.
Since the Ponce City Market is a densely used area, this design is dedicated to the more calm BeltLine users. For the people who want to walk a bit, then sit down, and to help get back up and keep going along the BeltLine.
The project coexists with the already previous structures proved by Ponce City Market.
Early Seat DesignBeginning Research
Project Boards
Skills Used:
Creating a 3D Raised Relief Map to figure out the elevation of the site.
Original 3D rendering, using SketchUp, for every object seen.
Researching the surroundings and history of Atlanta
Interviewing the BeltLine users, including wheelchair users, on their experience and issues.
Summer 2021
Auburn University, ENVD Workshop II - Capstone
Architectural Design Portfolio
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