The third Atlanta Studies Symposium will bring together researchers examining Atlanta’s social, cultural, economic and environmental issues on Wednesday 6 May 2015 in midtown Atlanta.

The Georgia Planning Association and the Georgia Tech City and Regional Planning Program are excited to co-host a Spring Conference Reception at the Georgia Tech College of Architecture Atrium.

Avoid Friday rush hour! Stay after the GPA Spring Conference on May 8th and join other GPA and YPG members at Front Page News for drinks, appetizers and planning chatter. To get to Front Page News, take the Tech Trolley from Tech Square to the Midtown MARTA station and walk north four blocks. Or, walk the whole way (about 15 minutes). Or drive and park on 12th Street or at one of several nearby decks – if you must. We won't judge you, but the transportation planners might.

This is a custom version of the Coastal Community Resilience training course. This training course increases participant’s understanding of the basic principles of disaster resilience planning by introducing meaningful actions that can be taken to enhance a community’s resilience to natural hazards. The course provides tools that allow for the assessment of hazards and risks […]

Quiet title actions are currently on the rise from a number of different scenarios - tax deed sales, "robo-signing" and other fraudulent foreclosure acts, mineral right issues, break in chain, adverse possession, and legal description errors are just a few of the issues that can initiate the need for a lawsuit to establish title to […]

The City of Thomasville and consultant LRK is hosting a three day charrette to establish a vision for a new downtown events center.