Georgia Multi-Modal Passenger Terminal

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The Terminal weaves together transportation, the public realm, and private development, creating an integrated nexus of connections and a catalyst for growth.
The city of Atlanta boasts nearly every form of transit, yet has long lacked a downtown hub to centralize and streamline these fragmented entities. Our design concept for the Georgia Multi-Modal Passenger Terminal (MMPT), developed in association with Cooper Carry Associates, proposes a new regional and metropolitan transportation center and a master plan for 119 acres of downtown Atlanta.

This critical piece of infrastructure integrates service for 10 passenger train platforms, including commuter rail and high-speed rail, and 80 bus bays for local, regional, and inter-city buses in a single station. By decking over existing rail yards (known as "the Gulch") which currently isolate downtown from the city's sports and convention center complex, the MMPT acts as a hub, knitting together major activity centers of the city. Developed through a public-private partnership, the MMPT creates a new civic presence and acts as a catalyst for private development and urban revitalization.
Location
Atlanta, GA
Client
Georgia Department of Transportation
Area
119 Acres / 51 Hectares
Certificate
LEED-ND Gold Anticipated, LEED Silver Anticipated
Service
Architecture Planning/Urban Design
Type
Mixed-Use Infrastructure Civic Master Plans
Tags
rail subway

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