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The Academy Lofts at Adair park are located in a beautifully preserved and adapted historic school near the Atlanta Beltline and across from Adair Park I. The units are newly renovated with large windows, great light, central AC, and the building boasts onsite laundry, onsite coffee house, and limited onsite parking ($50 monthly fee).

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FOR LEASING INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:

GUARDIAN BROKERAGE & MANAGEMENT, INC.
27 Doyle St SE, 2nd Fl, Atlanta, GA 30317

404.698.3533
kisha@stryantinvestments.com

As a fair opportunity housing provider, 711 Catherine Developers, LLC provides housing opportunities regardless of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, physical or mental disability, familial status or any other classification protected by applicable federal, state or local law.

OFFICE FEATURES

• Historic, newly renovated office space
• (2) Second floor converted classrooms available
• Office 1 - 955 Sq. ft (CURRENTLY LEASED)
• Office 2 - 855 Sq. ft (CURRENTLY LEASED)
• Lease individually
• Bathrooms on floor (tenant access only)
• Access control
• Private onsite parking
• Street parking available
• Creative community onsite -
• Cafe | Event space | Loft housing
• Proximity to the Beltline (1 block)
• Across the street from Adair Park I

**Interior photos for conceptual purposes only

Read this article in Saving Places (National Trust for Historic Preservation)

The first concept of its kind in the city of Atlanta, TCP’s ART-FORCE at the Academy Lofts at Adair Park, has the opportunity to become a symbol of inclusionary neighborhood revitalization and community engagement through the establishment of a live/work atmosphere for artists and creative enthusiasts from throughout the region.

The program will focus on arts and community engagement allowing creative enthusiasts, artists, and entrepreneurs to will live, work, and interact both internally among each other, and externally within the Adair Park neighborhood, and the City of Atlanta at large.The Creatives Project is excited to expand its residency program to include ART-FORCE at Academy Lofts at Adair Park. The residency will provide participants with housing at below market rates while engaging their creative skills for the greater good. Access to additional TCP amenities on and off site such as studios, classrooms, and gallery space will foster creative growth and innovation. While in the program residents will also receive promotional support, exhibition opportunities and professional development. In exchange, each resident will serve the surrounding communities through educational programs onsite through TCP's Community Arts Program (CAP).

 ART-FORCE will create new opportunities for Atlanta’s burgeoning arts community and enable the city to retain its creative talents., while having a profound impact on the areas economy by building community life, attracting visitors, and increasing economic activity.

Article in Saving Places (National Trust for Historic Preservation)

George W. Adair Elementary School was designed by one of Atlanta’s leading architects of the time, Edward Dougherty, who designed other notable structures in Atlanta such as Druid Hills Baptist Church, Druid Hills Golf Club, Imperial Hotel and the Highland School. On November 18, 1911, the Mackle–Crawford Construction Company was awarded the contract to build the new elementary school in the “tenth ward” of Atlanta for $34,000 (approximately $850,000 today). The school officially opened its doors on September 9, 1912, and was later expanded in 1937. The George W. Adair School is located at the heart of the Adair Park neighborhood and was originally constructed to be the gathering place for the community. Enrollment in the school diminished in the early 1970s as residents of the surrounding neighborhood fled for the suburbs and has been vacant since 1973 when the school closed its doors. As the Atlanta Beltline has pushed through the area, new residents and investors have been transforming intown neighborhoods and causing new commercial development. Without the vision of the 711 Catherine Developers, the Adair Elementary School would like turn into luxury condominiums due to the significant construction costs required for rehabilitation and its location only one block from a recently completed portion of the Beltline trail.

Photos: Courtesy of Personal Collections and the Atlanta Public Schools Archives Museum Collection

Contact:

Stan Sugarman
stansugarman@gmail.com
(404) 643-1982‬

Basic Guidelines:

• Clear point of contact for production company

• Flyer to all nearby residents/tenant stating filming times and any street/lane closures with production contact

• Historic nature of building must be respected

• Tenant ingress/egress must be maintained

• Exterior

  • Special arrangements required for evenings/night

  • Respect landscaping and/or restored to original condition

  • Noise ordinances must be adhered to

• Interior

  • all alterations must be restored to original condition