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2012 Fall Semester Review
What's good to eat? Katie Bouret establishes a new Flex-Code for restaurants to pop-up in Sweet Auburn neighborhood to launch a food culture in the parking lots. How do you make a landscape a landmark? Claire Pardo revives Atlanta's Piedmont Park for a contemporary World Fair. She positions a set of pavilions inside a new landform landscape. Bryony Roberts follows Dana McClure's lead through the Museum of Forgotten Art. Mack Scogin of Mack Scogin, Merril Elam Architects peers into Cynthia Smith's parasitic addition to the Marcel Breuer Library. What goes on up there? Jennifer Lewis said 'off with their head' to Atlanta's post-modern buildings. Merril Elam (left) takes a sniff of the sweet, BBQ infused aroma from 'JJ's Rib & Rap Shack: An Homage to the Dirty South.' Volkan Alkanoglu (right) studies the ingredients that compose the scent of Emily Tuttle's watering hole--a giant reservoir in the heart of the city. What's that smell? Cynthia Smith encourages tourists to follow their nose to the World's First Scent Depot: a new addition to the Marcel Breuer Library in Downtown Atlanta houses the city's smellscapes. How can you visit Atlanta without ever stepping foot into the city? With the help of John Portman, Ian Fralick has found a way. What goes on down there? Mary Coleman Rogers has revamped Atlanta's well-known Underground. Intimidated by the bright lights, heavy traffic and fast pace of the big city of the south? Sara Frederick creates a place for you where urban and rural lives collide. Patrick Deveau's 'Wish You Were Here' postcards make a cynical reference to Atlanta's displaced facades. Is this mail for sale? Freya Schlemmer unearthed the mystery of Atlanta's Mail Recovery Center (otherwise known as the Dead Letter Office). Want some Dirty South memorabilia to take home? Annie McCarthy's collection of curious propensities propinquities found on Buford Highway are on sale at the world's largest gift shop. Ian Fralick unveils his Portman-inspired concoction, leading the critics through a maze of airport terminals, MARTA train stations, and Portman tunnels. Mack Scogin of MSME peers into Cynthia Smith's parasitic addition to the Marcel Breuer library. Annie McCarthy shows the critics where you can find souvenir treasures at Buford Highway's World's Largest Gift Shop. 'Smell Jars' containing the scent of Atlanta's newly defined icons waiting for the jury to take a whiff. Kasia Zycinska sells the panel on a new 'Average' Atlanta Home.

What's good to eat? Katie Bouret establishes a new Flex-Code for restaurants to pop-up in Sweet Auburn neighborhood to launch a food culture in the parking lots.
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What's good to eat? Katie Bouret establishes a new Flex-Code for restaurants to pop-up in Sweet Auburn neighborhood to launch a food culture in the parking lots.