Truth be told, I’m a liar. Although not one of the seven deadly sins, lying is a deal breaker in the Boy Scout code of ethics. A Scout is trustworthy. I wasn’t born a liar, but probably skated [...]

So far, we’ve talked about the Sweet Auburn’s entrepreneurial spirit and eaten our way through the neighborhood, but we’d be remiss if we put together a guide without mentioning our picks for the [...]

Read the rest of Principal Rob Svedberg’s conversation with VenuesNow Magazine here.

Whether we realize it or not, having convenient, tasty food spots nearby where you can meet with a client or grab a quick bite during a deadline is important, yet it’s something that’s not always [...]

By: The Sleep Help Institute After many years of treating “sleeping on the job” as a taboo and fire-worthy offense, the stigma against workplace naps seems to be lifting. That might be due to the [...]

One of the most important elements of Spacelab is getting to know the neighborhoods we’ve popped up in—and we mean really get to know the area, becoming ingrained in the pulse of the community. [...]

One of Spacelab’s key objectives has been creating an experience that our architects and designers find value in—With deadlines looming constantly, papers and documents piled high and inboxes [...]

A “friend” of mine, Sara, is a bartender in a neighborhood Atlanta restaurant. She is a parenthetical “friend” because she pretends to care about me for an hour or so in exchange for a cash [...]

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If you’re on the hunt for weekend plans, we’ve got you covered! Open House Atlanta is a free two-day festival organized by AIA Atlanta, Central Atlanta Progress and Midtown Alliance. [...]