In 2018, the City of Atlanta addressed the need for a new parking garage near Zoo Atlanta and the Beltline, two of the city’s most iconic public spaces. With increased calls to reduce traffic congestion and improve community safety, the existing 8-acre surface parking lot was unable to keep up with increasing demand.
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Every great team has someone whose story reminds us what dedication truly looks like. For Epsten Group’s Jay Nasirifard, that […]
Zoo and animal sanctuary design is experiencing a clear shift. What was once driven largely by precedent and visual interpretation […]
2025 was a year of meaningful work, strong partnerships, and community engagement for the Epsten Group Architecture Department. We proudly […]
