DUNWOODY VILLAGE STRENGTHENING THE HEART OF DUNWOODY

Student ProfilesName Sarah Allen Rachel Dickey Stephanie Landry Nathan Lawrence Eric Stepowany Adam Boney Michael Bridgeman Felix Enriquez Degree BC Arch BC City & Reg. Planning Urban Design BC Civil Eng Civil Eng Civil Eng Year Masters Grad-grad 12/09 Masters Grad-2nd Year Masters Grad-2nd year -Completed Masters -Masters Grad-2nd year Masters Grad-2nd year Undergrad-3rd year Undergrad-5th year-grad 12/09 Undergrad-3rd year Where from Tremont, MS Houston, TX New Orleans, LA Marietta, GA Snellville, GA Scotland Folkston, GA Peachtree City, GA

DUNWOODY VILLAGE STRENGTHENING THE HEART OF DUNWOODY

A Vision for Dunwoody Village Redevelopment

Georgia Tech College of Architecture Sustainable Multi-Generational Communities Class 12/3/2009

DUNWOODY VILLAGE STRENGTHENING THE HEART OF DUNWOODY

Envision an Ideal Day... What would it look like? Where would you go? How would you get there? What would you do? Who would it be with?

DUNWOODY VILLAGE STRENGTHENING THE HEART OF DUNWOODYThe Ideal Day

DUNWOODY VILLAGE STRENGTHENING THE HEART OF DUNWOODYDunwoody Village | Will Not Be Big Box Retail Reliant on Cars for Transportation Perimeter Mall or Perimeter Place Duplicate High-rise Buildings Single Use All Park Space Single-Family Detached Homes

DUNWOODY VILLAGE STRENGTHENING THE HEART OF DUNWOODYDunwoody Village | Goals Promote Healthy Living Maintain History Support Lifelong Aging Connect to Surrounding Community Mix Uses Provide Public Space and City Hall Promote Walking Promote Sustainability Provide Transportation Alternatives

DUNWOODY VILLAGE STRENGTHENING THE HEART OF DUNWOODYDunwoody Village | VisionWith historic characteristics, walkability, public spaces, and mixes of use, Dunwoody Village will strengthen the heart of Dunwoody, providing an authentic sense of place to foster a spirit of community wellness and healthy living through social interaction, service, sustainability, and safety.

DUNWOODY VILLAGE STRENGTHENING THE HEART OF DUNWOODYHealth| Adult Obesity Trends

(*BMI 30, or ~ 30 lbs. overweight for 5 4 person

8 states over 10%

1985No Data 30%