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Georgia travelogue: Discovering the accidental art of paintball

May 3, 2010
By Karen Tauches
Georgia travelogue: Discovering the accidental art of paintball

A lot of my friends know that spaces in the process of disappearing excite me. I get random calls from people as they drive by a particularly wonderful abandoned mansion or mystical disaster site. In a sense, my friends are registering a report with someone who cares.
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BAPS Mandir: Politics, peace, and harmony in Atlanta's suburbs

March 13, 2010
By Jeff Sauser and Josh LeFrancoi
BAPS Mandir: Politics, peace, and harmony in Atlanta's suburbs

The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir ascends in Himalayan splendor and South-Asian finery 70 feet above the banality of a five-lane stretch of Lawrenceville Highway, claiming its place as Lilburn, Georgia’s newest, most sophisticated landmark. The Mandir, a traditional Hindu place of worship, is only the sixth of its kind constructed outside India to serve...
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Chevron: The next Octane?

January 29, 2010
By Jeff Sauser and Josh LeFrancoi
Chevron: The next Octane?

The Octane coffee shop on Marietta Street used to be a run-of-the-mill Standard Oil filling and service station (at least back in 1954, the year Burger King was founded—see photo). Today it is home to a trendy coffee shop that offers a variety of palatably divergent types of coffee French-pressed to order. Similarly, Cottage...
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Marcel Breuer at Central Library and Museum of Design Atlanta

December 10, 2009
By Karen Tauches
Marcel Breuer at Central Library and Museum of Design Atlanta

Modernist buildings in Atlanta have a proclivity towards neglect and disappearance. At a moment of political unrest over a famous Brutalist building, the Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA) hosts a beautifully designed traveling show about renowned architect Marcel Breuer, whose last great building happens to be our Atlanta Central Library. The museum reaches out...
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