Late last year, Emory University broke ground on its new cancer research facility, the Winship Cancer Institute. This 17-story, 455,000 square-foot tower will be part of Emory’s campus, situated at 550 Peachtree St., just across from Linden Ave. in Midtown Atlanta. The project is being partially funded by a $200 million grant from the Robert […]
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For the past several years, developer Trillist has been trying to obtain approval for a 46-story mixed-use tower on their .65 acre site at 1138 Peachtree St. in Midtown Atlanta. The development was supposed to feature more than 200 hotel rooms, 300 apartments, and 50 condominium units, as well as 10,000 square feet of ground-level […]
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The Midtown Alliance is set to begin construction soon on its most ambitious project yet, the Juniper Street transformation. Officially named the Juniper Complete Street Project, this development will span 12 blocks between 14th St. and Ponce De Leon. The goal of the project is to provide improved amenities for bikers and pedestrians and to […]
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Pedestrian accident fatalities have been on the rise in recent years, and it is becoming increasingly dangerous for those who walk to and from work or for those who just like to walk for exercise or enjoyment. The Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) reports that there were more than 6,500 pedestrian deaths in 2019. This […]
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The proposed Ansley project in Midtown Atlanta is still in its early stages, but if the developer’s vision becomes reality, this condominium tower will provide more high-end living options for professionals and others who prefer an upscale urban lifestyle. Named for the Ansley Park neighborhood that sits adjacent to its site on Peachtree Street, this […]
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Earlier this month, several workers were injured in a partial collapse of a parking deck that is currently under construction in Midtown Atlanta. The parking structure is located at 530 West Peachtree Street on the corner of W. Peachtree Street and Linden Avenue. The next day, construction crews were inside trying to shore up the […]
Late last year, developer Capstone Collegiate Communities along with Hoar Construction broke ground on a new student housing complex on the corner of North Ave. and Centennial Olympic Park Dr. in Midtown Atlanta. The two-building project is called Centennial Lofts, and it is set to bring 239 new apartments with a total of 750 beds […]
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In late 2019, developer Toll Brothers unveiled plans for a residential apartment complex that would be located at 250 14th St. NE., a 1.35-acre site in Midtown Atlanta, just west of Piedmont Park. After some requested revisions, the latest design calls for “a sophisticated modernist building that merges the energy of Midtown’s commercial core with […]
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According to the National Safety Council, there are 4.6 million workplace injuries in the US each year, resulting in 104 million days of lost work, hundreds of millions of dollars in medical bills, and untold amounts of physical and emotional pain and suffering for injured workers. Some occupations are clearly more dangerous than others, but […]
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The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the lives of millions of Americans, and it will likely have long-term effects on many areas of this nation’s construction industry. While some contractors took a break in the first and second quarters as states issued shelter-in-place orders, others continued with planned construction projects to meet deadlines. What has changed […]
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Winship Cancer Institute Construction Site Accidents
/by Bailey Javins Carter LCLate last year, Emory University broke ground on its new cancer research facility, the Winship Cancer Institute. This 17-story, 455,000 square-foot tower will be part of Emory’s campus, situated at 550 Peachtree St., just across from Linden Ave. in Midtown Atlanta. The project is being partially funded by a $200 million grant from the Robert […]
1138 Peachtree Street Construction Site Accidents
/by Bailey Javins and Carter LCFor the past several years, developer Trillist has been trying to obtain approval for a 46-story mixed-use tower on their .65 acre site at 1138 Peachtree St. in Midtown Atlanta. The development was supposed to feature more than 200 hotel rooms, 300 apartments, and 50 condominium units, as well as 10,000 square feet of ground-level […]
Juniper Street Transformation Project Construction Accidents
/by Bailey Javins & Carter LCThe Midtown Alliance is set to begin construction soon on its most ambitious project yet, the Juniper Street transformation. Officially named the Juniper Complete Street Project, this development will span 12 blocks between 14th St. and Ponce De Leon. The goal of the project is to provide improved amenities for bikers and pedestrians and to […]
How to Avoid Pedestrian Accidents in Atlanta
/by Bailey Javins and Carter LCPedestrian accident fatalities have been on the rise in recent years, and it is becoming increasingly dangerous for those who walk to and from work or for those who just like to walk for exercise or enjoyment. The Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) reports that there were more than 6,500 pedestrian deaths in 2019. This […]
The Ansley Construction Site Accidents
/by Bailey Javins and Carter LCThe proposed Ansley project in Midtown Atlanta is still in its early stages, but if the developer’s vision becomes reality, this condominium tower will provide more high-end living options for professionals and others who prefer an upscale urban lifestyle. Named for the Ansley Park neighborhood that sits adjacent to its site on Peachtree Street, this […]
What Causes Concrete Failures and Deaths?
/by Bailey Javins & Carter LCEarlier this month, several workers were injured in a partial collapse of a parking deck that is currently under construction in Midtown Atlanta. The parking structure is located at 530 West Peachtree Street on the corner of W. Peachtree Street and Linden Avenue. The next day, construction crews were inside trying to shore up the […]
Centennial Lofts Construction Site Accidents
/by Bailey Javins and Carter LCLate last year, developer Capstone Collegiate Communities along with Hoar Construction broke ground on a new student housing complex on the corner of North Ave. and Centennial Olympic Park Dr. in Midtown Atlanta. The two-building project is called Centennial Lofts, and it is set to bring 239 new apartments with a total of 750 beds […]
250 14th Street Construction Accidents
/by Bailey Javins and Carter LCIn late 2019, developer Toll Brothers unveiled plans for a residential apartment complex that would be located at 250 14th St. NE., a 1.35-acre site in Midtown Atlanta, just west of Piedmont Park. After some requested revisions, the latest design calls for “a sophisticated modernist building that merges the energy of Midtown’s commercial core with […]
When Can you Sue Outside of Workers’ Comp for a Workplace Injury?
/by Bailey Javins and Carter, LCAccording to the National Safety Council, there are 4.6 million workplace injuries in the US each year, resulting in 104 million days of lost work, hundreds of millions of dollars in medical bills, and untold amounts of physical and emotional pain and suffering for injured workers. Some occupations are clearly more dangerous than others, but […]
OSHA Guidelines on Construction Workers Returning to Work
/by Bailey, Javins, and Carter, LCThe COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the lives of millions of Americans, and it will likely have long-term effects on many areas of this nation’s construction industry. While some contractors took a break in the first and second quarters as states issued shelter-in-place orders, others continued with planned construction projects to meet deadlines. What has changed […]