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404-664-3119 or 404-668-5909 | www.McJenko.com | 404-668-5909 or 404-664-3119 189 S. Ponce de Leon Avenue NE | Atlanta GA 30306 GA Atlanta | NE Avenue Leon de Ponce S. 189 1 MAX METRO ATLANTA METRO MAX / E visit our mobile friendly site R apartments & lofts worship The Intown Academy 755 North Apartments I-5 N. Highland Steel L-7 Druid Hills Presbyterian Church G-8 brand new at O4W park Apartments explore! celebrate! serve! Atlanta-Highlands.com life” for life, of quality your to “Committed EAL ESTATE EAL 755 North Avenue NE Inman Park luxury on the Beltline 1026 Ponce De Leon Avenue NE Suzuki Preparatory Preschool R 404.815.0777 240 N. 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Highland Steel Apartments 755 North Apartments International Preschools Midtown International School Mariposa Loft M-6 Apartments @ Inman Park West Inman Lofts O-5 in the heart of it all O4W lofts on the beltline Half-Moon Outfitters HIGHLAND 100 Montag Circle NE #100 626 SE Dekalb Avenue private & charter schools corridor 678.742.5190 404.688.1626 mariposawmp.com westinmanwmp.com International B-4 The Suzuki H-5 produced by To The Trade Only, LLC Preschools Preparatory Preschool All rights Reserved 2014 Morningside Campus premier early childhood 504 Amsterdam Avenue NE program since 1976 404.536.0664 678.705.8355 coming to Ponce City Market Fall 2014 internationalpreschools.com 404.841-3939 printed by Claxton Printing Telephone Factory Lofts Pencil Factory Apartments Druid Hills Presbyterian suzukischool.com International F-6 Preschools The Intown Academy J-3 Virginia Highland Campus public charter grades k-8 743 Virginia Avenue NE IBO Candidate School find a house hardware art supplies 404.897.7197 386 Pine Street NE enjoy the outdoors internationalpreschools.com 404.892.7733 The McJenko G-11 store Binders Art Supplies H-5 intownacademy.org Half-Moon Outfitters E-8 Outback Bikes K-10 Team Realtors & Frames Midtown International C-4 gear & apparel bicycle sales & service Re/Max Metro Atlanta Intown Ace Hardware F-8 coming to Ponce City Market fall 2014 School 1034 N. Highland Avenue NE 1125 Euclid Avenue NE committed to your quality of life! coolest Ace on the planet 650 North Avenue NE Grades K-7 404.249.7921 404.688.4878 1189 S. Ponce de Leon Avenue NE 854 N. Highland Avenue NE 404.682.6999 500 Amsterdam Avenue NE halfmoonoutfitters.com outback-bikes.com 404.668.5909 404.874.5619 West Inman Lofts Highland View Apartments bindersart.com 404.542.7003 mcJenko.com The McJenko Team Realtors intownace.com midtowninternationalschool.com Little Five Points • Cabbagetown • Inman Park • Sweet Auburn historic sites & parks entertainment cool places to stay DISTRICT MAP The Trolley Barn Jimmy Carter K-7 Blind Willie’s Limerick Junction Pub F-8 Sugar Magnolia B&B O-6 Urban Oasis M-5 963 Edgewood Avenue NE Library & Museum Blues Club F-8 Atlanta’s oldest Irish pub excellence in Southern comfort B&B + Events 404.521.2308 memorabilia from blues, booze & cajun food 822 N. Highland Avenue NE 804 Edgewood Avenue NE cool b&b loft on beltline thetrolleybarn.com his presidency 828 N. Highland Avenue NE 404.874.7147 404.222.0226 130-A Krog Street 441 Freedom Parkway 404.873.2583 limerickjunction.com sugarmagnoliabb.com 770.714.8618 404.865.7100 blindwilliesblues.com urbanoasisbandb.com HIGHLAND Atlanta Fire Station 19 D-9 jimmycarterlibrary.org Plaza Theatre H-8 The Highland Inn H-9 corridor city’s oldest operating Joystick Gamebar O-3 independent non-profit cinema European style hotel fire station booze soaked retro arcade 1049 Ponce De Leon Avenue NE The Highland Inn Ballroom 644 N. Highland Avenue NE 1063 N. Highland Avenue NE Martin Luther King N-3 427 Edgewood Avenue SE 404.876.8048 404.874.5756 404.853.3413 Historic Site 404.525.3002 plazaatlanta.com thehighlandinn.com vhfirecompany.com birthplace & museum facebook.com/joystickgamebar ATLANTA custom picture framing 450 Auburn Avenue NE Village Theatre P-2 Atlanta Beltline 404.331.5190 Landmark Midtown F-5 ATL’s best improv comedy Binders Art Supplies H-5 The Great Frame Up A-10 nps.gov/malu/index.htm Art Cinema 349-L Decatur Street SE & Frames custom picture framing the Eastside Trail runs eight screens celebrations through the tip of 404.688.8858 coming to Ponce City Market fall 2014 1409 N. Highland Avenue NE 931 Monroe Drive NE villagecomedy.com 650 North Avenue NE 404.892.2323 Piedmont Park to Inman Old Fourth Ward Park I-5 404.879.0160 The Highland Inn H-9 one of the first completed urban 404.682.6999 thegreatframeup.com Park and the Old Fourth Ward landmarktheatres.com also see: Ballroom bindersart.com for tours 404.446.4400 park elements of the Atlanta Beltline 3000 sq.ft.private event space beltline.org h4wpc.com Streetcar District 644 N. Highland Avenue NE 404.874.5756 Freedom Park Sweet Auburn N-2 thehighlandinn.com six miles of PATH Historic District also see: foundation bike where Atlanta’s black neighborhoods Druid Hills Presbyterian Church G-8 and walking trails, history began Urban Oasis B&B + Events M-5 & associations spanning 210 acres, it is the 145 Auburn Avenue NE city’s largest public park 404.688.3353 Atkins Park Old Fourth Ward freedompark.org group walking tour atkinspark.org o4wba.com nps.gov/nr/travel/atlanta/aub.htm Historic P-3 Atlanta Downtown Reynoldstown Oakland Cemetery atlantadna.org reynoldstown.net founded in 1850 Cabbagetown Poncey Highland 248 Oakland Avenue SE cabbagetown.com ponceyhighland.com 404.688.2107 Urban Oasis B&B oaklandcemetery.com Candler Park South Atlantans candlerpark.org for Neighborhood pampering Development Sugar Magnolia B&B Grant Park sandatlanta.org Global Bureau of Security & Investigation your pet grantpark.org Virginia Highland Highland Pet Supply C-8 Inman Park vahi.org supplies.dog wash.training. inmanpark.org virginiahighland.com 1186 N. Highland Avenue NE ...an insider’s 404.892.5900 guide by Morningside highlandpet.com morningsidena.org Freedom Park Summerfest neighborhood festivals those who MLPA.org know it best ATLANTA STREETCAR DISTRICT • VIRGINIA HIGHLAND • PONCEY HIGHLAND CABBAGETOWN • MORNINGSIDE • OLD 4TH WARD • INMAN PARK • L 5 PTS unique boutiques health. beauty. fitness. 12 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Atlanta Activewear E-8 Meringue A-10 Intown Pilates Atlanta C-4 Stillwater Yoga Studio F-5 1 lifestyle & active boutique women’s clothing boutique a creative balance where Atlanta’s teachers study e Great Frame Up 996 Virginia Avenue NE 1393 N. Highland Avenue NE of the method… & more 931 Monroe Drive NE # 209 A Alon's Bakery & Market 404.532.1975 404.724.0960 500-5 Amsterdam Avenue NE 404.607.9090 ATLANTA STREETCAR DISTRICT Meringue atlantaactivewear.com meringueclothing.com 404.575.2333 stillyoga.com intownpilatesatlanta.com OLD FOURTH WARD Piedmont Park Parking Deck Worchester St Morningside Dakota J’s E-8 Ten Thousand Villages G-8 Lila Boutique The Pregnancy Massage Center The Pregnancy Massage D-8 Salon Modello L-5 B an eclectic boutique a fair trade gift shop Center 1056 St. Charles Avenue NE creative hair cuts & color relaxation specialists Sweet Auburn Dobbs Plaza 1030 N. Highland Avenue NE Market 674 Highland Avenue NE Piedmont International Preschool 404.870.0690 404.892.5307 1164 N. Highland Avenue NE Daily World Building historic publishing site Dog Park atlanta.tenthousandvillages.com 404.681.3670 678.462.2173 Sweet Auburn Intown Pilates Atlanta Amsterdam Ave NE dakotajs.net Curb Market 145 Auburn Avenue salonmodelloatl.com pregnancymassage.com historic public market Midtown International School Amsterdam Ave NE Young Blood Boutique H-9 209 Edgewood Avenue GBSI C BREADGARDEN Lila Boutique L-6 404.659.1665 security & handmade gifts ShaMari Hair Salon M-4 investigations San Francisco Coee HIGHLAND thecurbmarket.com modern clothing & jewelry a styling team of excellence 240 Auburn Avenue Highland Pet Supply 632 N. Highland Avenue NE e corridor 240 N. Highland Avenue NE Sweet Auburn Bakery 404.876.7273 rme Cir v Atlanta Botanical Garden O e Pregnancy Massage Center A 480 John Wesley Dobbs 404.254.4127 coffee & fresh baked goods gbsillc.com 404.584.5452 d 404.584.2244 404.927.9401 Atlanta Beltline n youngbloodboutique.com a BQE Restuarant l facebook/Lila.Atlanta shamarihairsalon.com sweetauburnbakery.com Elk h m g & Lounge on i D t H also see: Le Crepiere southern cuisine with Dr Atlanta Fire Station 19 Stillwater Yoga Intown Pilates Atlanta northern flair N city’s oldest operating Binders Art H-5 Metro Soul Food re station scan 262 Edgewood Avenue Lo s An Supplies & Frames 404.966.6159 Piedmont Park geles Dr bqelounge.com Edgewood@ Hilliard for City of Ink Monroe Dr NE Half-Moon Outtters George’s Restaurant & Bar mobile Pie Shop tattoos & body art E From I-85/75 Dakota J’s 353 Edgewood Avenue Atlanta Activewear take 14th\10th St 10th St just for kids furnishings & design 404.525.4465 Virginia Ave Judith Bright map cityofink.com Exit 250 to YEAH! BURGER Murphy’s Goin’ Coastal Monroe Dr International Preschool blabla kids F-10 also see: Nandina L-6 Urban Cottage F-8 Noni’s Seafood fresh Italian comfort food Urban Cottage Inc contemporary kids’ boutique Binders Art H-5 Home & Design lifestyle boutique Landmark Diesel Filling Station 357 Edgewood Avenue Midtown Intown Ace Hardware Virginia Supplies & Frames American Roadhouse 1189 Virginia Avenue NE furniture.
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    CONSCIOUS URBAN PLACEMAKING Kronberg Wall is a boutique design practice, formed by a multidisciplinary team with expertise in architecture, planning, urban design, policy making and real estate development. We are contextual thinkers who consider the physical, social, and temporal conditions of the spaces we work on in a multifaceted approach to the creation of structures and spaces. We create distinctive places where people’s experiences are as elevated as our architecture— a reflection of our sensitivity to every transition, from the geography of a project, to its role and place in its community, to the moments people spend inhabiting it. WE ARE CONSCIOUS URBAN PLACEMAKERS APPROACH TO PLACEMAKING NUMBER OF CHILDREN, & ELDERLY WOMEN, NETWORKS SOCIAL OWNERSHIP VOLUNTEERISM LOCAL BUSINESS LAND-USE PATTERNS STEWARDSHIP DIVERSE COOPERATIVE PROPERTY VALUES EVENING USE NEIGHBORLY FUN ACTIVE VITAL PRIDE SPECIAL REAL RENT LEVELS FRIENDLY USEFUL INTERACTIVE STREET LIFE USES & INDIGENOUS SOCIABILLITY ACTIVITIES CELEBRATORY RETAIL SALES WELCOMING SUSTAINABLE PLACE SAFE CONTINUITY ACCESS & COMFORT CLEAN CRIME TRAFFIC DATA LINKAGES & IMAGE “GREEN” STATISTICS PROXIMITY WALKABLE SITTABLE CONNECTED SPIRITUAL CHARMING ATTRACTIVE SANITATION READABLE HISTORIC MODE SPLITS RATING WALKABLE CONVENIENT ACCESSIBLE CONDITIONSBUILDING ENVIRONMENTAL ORIGINAL DIAGRAM BY: TRANSIT USAGE DATA ACTIVITY PEDESTIRAN PATTERNS PARKING USAGE WE ARE CONSCIOUS URBAN PLACEMAKERS ATLANTA NEIGHBORHOODS & MOBILITY ARMOUR I-75 I-85 ARMOUR ATLANTIC M I-75 STATION I-85 BLANDTOWN I-85