LCI Shares Renderings Of What Turner Field Could Look Like

Perkins + Will is designing the project.

Julia Sirb
Written By Julia Sirb
News Writer

Perkins + Will is designing the project.

The Turner Field Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) is sharing (very ambitious) conceptual renderings of what Turner Field could look like after its impending redevelopment by Georgia State University along with Atlanta developer Carter.

The duo is approaching a deal to buy the 67 acre property.

The Atlanta studio of global firm Perkins + Will is designing the project.

The LCI is a program of the Atlanta Regional Commission awarding planning and implementation grants for community enhancement. The organization also conducts studies to analyze different aspects of a project area while working with stakeholders, including the local community and residents.

Earlier this year, the LCI and Perkins + Will shared three different conceptual plans for the Turner Field property.

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“Proposed streetscape improvements and development along Capitol Avenue.” Image by Perkins + Will via LCI.
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“Proposed streetscape improvements and development along Georgia Avenue, including reuse of Turner Field.” Image by Perkins + Will via LCI.
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“Proposed public park and memorial commemorating Hank Aaron, his athletic achievements and cultural legacy in Atlanta.” Image by Perkins + Will via LCI.
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Study area via LCI.

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  • I think it looks amazing. I also think that the final product won’t look anything like that. Hope I’m wrong.

  • I do not see the Olympic Caldron in the aerial view. I hope that in this redevelopment they will return the Caldron to its original location which appears to be in a plaza outside of the football stadium. Not that I am fan of the damned thing but it seems a sacrilege to have relocated it after the Olympics and it needs to be in its rightfully historic place.

  • If anyone could have made that $hitty area look like that the Braves never would have moved. Remember what NYC looked like in the movie Escape From New York? That is what it will look like in less than 5 years.

    • It’s b/c fulton county had a strangle hold on development there. Now that they are out of the way, let’s hope something good does happen.

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