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Atlanta Water Walk

How water has shaped the city. Video tour with urban designer and author Hannah Palmer. Palmer’s writing explores the intersection of Southern stories and urban landscapes, and has appeared on CNN.com, Art Papers, Creative Loafing, and in masterplans for urban design projects around the world.

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Palmer, Hannah. "The scent of water: Searching for hidden springs in downtown Atlanta. Can we find and repurpose the downtown springs and creeks that have languished for generations under layers of asphalt?" Atlanta Magazine, February 3, 2023.
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