Atlanta's First Aquarium In A Mini-city

A long-proposed aquarium may become part of a $2 billion mini-city that will include apartments, condominiums, shops and offices.

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November 14, 2001, 1:00 PM PST

By Chris Steins @planetizen

"'We don't have a deal,' cautioned Chad Martin, a consultant for the $2 billion mini-city that will include apartments, condominiums, shops and offices. But Atlantic Station developers 'would be interested in anything like that that came our way,' he said. 'An aquarium of the scope and size of the one I hear is under discussion would be pretty darned remarkable.'"

Thanks to Robert Hopwood

FULL STORY: Aquarium allures --- again

Monday, November 12, 2001 in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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