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2. Atlanta Dairies
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
In 2008, a tornado struck the Atlanta Dairies, an abandoned art deco
complex that had once housed a farmers' cooperative founded in the
1940s. Local developer Paces Properties purchased the dilapidated
10-acre (4 ha) brownfield site and converted it to house a mix of uses.
Perkins & Will's Atlanta studio renovated the structure, restored the
distinctive streamline moderne facade, and updated existing catwalks
to link the new offices, restaurants, shops, plazas, and music venue.
The former loading yard became a terraced landscape that serves as a
community gathering center.
The State Historic Preservation Office required the proportion of hardscape
to softscape to match the original 1949 design. The design team
specified only trees and plants native to the Piedmont Region of the
U.S. Southeast, bringing vegetation to nearly 60 percent of the site. A
new stormwater system with bioswales and systems for water retention
and infiltration handles runoff from surrounding structures. Concrete
salvaged from the original complex fills gabion retaining walls, and
reclaimed steel beams serve as seating. The complex opened in 2019.
3. The Beach at Expedia Group
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
In the 1960s, a portion of Seattle's Elliott Bay was filled with construction
debris and became home to pier shed buildings and eventually
a biopharmaceutical campus. After Expedia purchased the 40-acre
(16 ha) site for its headquarters, San Francisco-based Surfacedesign
revamped 2.6 acres (1 ha) at the campus's waterfront edge to create
a landscape that is open to the public, enhances the pedestrian and
bicycle experience on the Elliott Bay Trail, and hosts gatherings for
workers and visitors alike.
The existing stretch of trail was prone to flooding and forced cyclists
to navigate a dangerous blind turn. Surfacedesign separated walkers
from bikers with two expanded paths, smoothing the sharp curve and
elevating both segments to accommodate rising sea levels. Bioretention
areas treat stormwater runoff and create wildlife habitat areas.
A terraced overlook offers views of Puget Sound, Mount Rainier, and
Seattle's skyline. Driftwood and reclaimed boulders serve as seating,
scattered throughout the native and coastal plantings. The Beach at
Expedia Group was completed in 2019.
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