Christian3

^^^^^^That is what you call a total FACELIFT

i like what i see, eventhough it has some setbacks as the height goes up it still looks a bit boxy, for my taste,

I had an idea, more of a dream. How feasible is it to be able to connect the Streets of Buckhead with the Midtown Mile. Ben Carter could stretch his Streets of Buckhead along Peachtree south towards Midtown and the Midtown Mile could be stretch north towards Buckhead. That way by just making a step you could make a transition from the Streets of Buckhead, faux-paris architecture, more luxury boutiques like Chanel, Valentino, and Dior. To the Midtown Mile a more modern architecture, with more urban type of boutiques like Diesel, Rock&Republic and Custo Barcelona. I

it better be as good or if not better than the preliminary design

this just gave me butterflies in my stomach, this is exactly what atlanta needs to become an URBAN city and a world class city i'm so opt for it.

This is really exciting, i've heard of Etro, Hermes and Bottega Veneta, and there nice. I cant wait to hear more anoucements like this. Oh and by the way Streets of Buckhead sounds really ghetto.

Ok i'm confuse, what is the total number of stories the mansion is ending up with, i've heard 42,48,52 and now 58, those anyone have any info on the exact number.

Oh well, one can dream! But i like your suggestions.

So is the Midtown Mile project going to be an outdoor version of Lenox Mall and is the Buckhead Village going to be an outdoor version of Phipps Plaza, because if they are I think is going to be hard to be successful. The Midtown Mile and the Buckhead Village should get fashion labels or fashion houses(whatever you want to call them)that don't have a presence in Atl like; Balenciaga,Marni,Lanvin, Givenchy, Dolce&Gabanna or their less expensive label D&G, Roberto Cavalli,Emanuel Ungaro, Christian Lacroix, Marc Jacobs, Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta, and I could go on and on, but you get my idea.