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Jordache Avery has built one of Atlanta’s most in-demand modern architecture firms 2 If you’ve recently visited the BeltLine’s Eastside Trail, driven down Interstate 75 near the Chattahoochee River, or ridden MARTA near the airport, you’ve passed a part of the city touched by architect Jordache Avery. Not yet 40, the Florida native has built a practice that is now one of the busiest boutique firms in the city, having completed more than $100 million worth of projects. But success was far from certain when he arrived in Atlanta on the brink of the Great Recession—a fre...

Wed April 07, 2021 - Southeast Edition CEG A fly-through video released by Gray TV shows how offices could be incorporated near greenspace. (Gray Television image) Gray Television, an Atlanta-based media company, has purchased Doraville, Ga.'s shuttered General Motors facility and will build its own 127-acre master-planned community with a backbone of movie and TV production facilities. The digital media and broadcasting company operates in 57 markets across the country. Plans call for Gray to turn the former auto plant into what company heads are calling a "Studio City," the largest blend o...

The President’s Commission on Carbon Neutrality at the University of Michigan has submitted its final report, which contains recommendations to help the university achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. The report includes 50 recommendations that U-M could take to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions across the Ann Arbor, Dearborn and Flint campuses. Recommendations account for U-M’s: Scope 1 emissions, resulting from on-campus sources like the central power plant; Scope 2 emissions, resulting from purchased electricity; and Scope 3 emissions, resulting from indirect sources like commuti...

Doraville approves plans for old GM plant to become state's largest studio Doraville voted this week to turn the old GM plant into Georgia's largest entertainment studio. DORAVILLE, Ga. - New life is on its way to the old General Motors plant in Doraville. City leaders voted on Monday to unanimously approve the purchase to a new owner. "The GM plant when it closed it left a large hole in the center of our city," Doraville Mayor Joseph Guierman said. Doraville Mayor Joseph Guierman believes it’s a step in the right direction for his city after the Doraville Downtown Development Authority una...

Bass Coast Shire Council 's purchase of land in Cowes on the southwest corner of the intersection of Phillip Island and Ventnor Roads, also known as the...