The city of Atlanta has given special administrative permit approval to Asana Partners‘ planned renovation of Midtown Promenade, an over 100,000-square-foot shopping center next to the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail.
Planned in 2019 following the Charlotte-based developer’s acquisition of the property, the renovation will include improvements to the retail center’s connection point with the BeltLine. A new breezeway will connect the BeltLine to Monroe Drive, while a new plaza will be added to provide an entrance from the BeltLine with bicycle parking and seating areas, plans show.
On Thursday, a permit was filed for construction of the new Midtown Promenade breezeway, listing a cost of construction of $290,000.
The applicant for the renovation project is listed as ASD | SKY, a national design firm with an office in Atlanta.
Also included in the approved plans is a renovation of the facade of the 35,800-square-foot Trader Joe’s building.
Looks great. Now hopefully Coro can implement a similar beltline access point for Midtown Place, where it’s needed even more.
A very welcomed update and long overdue.