Colleen Miller, Assata Norment, and Maddie Brown join the “Individually, We Are” exhibit with work installed September 28, 2018, Grady High School artists. A joint presentation between Grady High School and 725 Ponce, “Individually, We Are” seeks to promote emerging new artists by displaying their work in a series of viewfinder shadowboxes installed along the […]
Across the Beltline from Ponce City Market, the rising 725 Ponce project is quickly changing the character of the Eastside Trail, and it’ll likely be a harbinger of other large-scale things to come. Where there was once a one-story Kroger, six floors of concrete structure stand so far, creating a more urban feel along the […]
“Plans for the project, first revealed last year, include 360,000 square feet of loft office space and a new home for Kroger—this time a more urbanized, pedestrian-welcoming, and sophisticated version. New renderings and a fly-through reveal a large planted roof atop the store, as well as terraces overlooking the Beltline. A large plaza, as well […]
From the pit will rise three stories of underground parking, topped by a hip new Kroger (think industrial-style finishes and interior street murals) and, above that, an office tower. Costing $190 million, the 725 Ponce project is the largest investment in new construction on the BeltLine to date. Read Full Article Here
The redevelopment of the parcel, located between Historic Fourth Ward Park and the Beltline, would join Ponce City Market, New City’s 725 Ponce development, the reincarnation of the Masquerade site, plus hundreds of apartments in a section of Atlanta that’s unrecognizable from a decade ago. Read Full Article Here
The Atlanta Business Chronicle reports that New City LLC and private equity partner LAMB Properties have officially purchased the 10-acre Georgia Power operation center site along the Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail in the Old Fourth Ward. Located at 760 Ralph McGill Boulevard, the property is the largest remaining contiguous site along the Eastside Trail. New […]
Ford Factory Square When it was announced that the infamous “Murder Kroger” was going to be demolished to make way for the mixed-use 725 Ponce development, many wondered what would happen to its neighbor, the historic Ford Factory Square building. Thanks to a partnership between Ford Factory’s owners and 725 Ponce developer New City LLC, […]
A new rendering of the BeltLine-facing side of the 725 Ponce building If Jim Irwin were developing an office building on Ponce de Leon Avenue 20 years ago, he probably would not have cared so much about how the back of the building looked. He and his architects would not have spent weeks picking the […]