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Urban planners and city officials are looking forward to a new development that promises to transform the landscape of downtown Atlanta. The 285 Marietta project is being designed by architecture firm Cooper Carry and the deal was completed by real estate firm Seven Oaks Company.

The 285 Marietta plan takes its name from the address, which will place it among other landmarks downtown.

285 Marietta Project: What To Know About The Retail-Office Development

Atlanta has benefited from a steady diet of development, spurred on by Mercedes Benz Stadium, the renovation of State Farm Arena and the Centennial Yards project.

The project is anchored by the district comprise of Luckie and Marietta streets, featuring restaurants,
hotels and tourist attractions like the Skyview ferris wheel at Centennial Olympic Park.

Where Is The 285 Marietta Project Located In Atlanta?

More specifically, the complex will be situated across from new College Football Hall of Fame. Its location is also provides easy access to Interstates 75 and 85.

Renderings of the project show a huge development that goes hundreds of feet into the air.

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If you want to get your downward dog on, yoga, or better yet, mindfulness, is a great release. Despite it’s fast pace, Atlanta has quite a few places to find zen.

If you’re looking for yoga classes, here’s where you can find different varieties focused on what’s important in your life, from hip-hop to mindfulness themes.

Here Are The 20 Best Yoga Studios In Atlanta

Take a look at this list of the best yoga studios in Atlanta:

Mystic Lotus Yoga

97 Estoria Street Southeast Atlanta, GA 30316 | (678) 358-1318

Here’s what one reviewer says about Mystic Lotus: “Compassionate, easy-going, mind-body therapy that’s fundamentally, but effortlessly, taught with Eastern philosophy and technical, physiological realignment in mind. Jessica’s instruction requires intense presence of mind, coordination, and unexpected micro movements that make big differences — in the state of body and mind.”

Sacred Thread Yoga

828 Ralph McGill Blvd NE w2, Atlanta, GA 30306 | (678) 358-1318

Here’s what one reviewer says about Sacred Thread Yoga: “I have consistently been going to this studio for 10 months now and absolutely love the vibe! They also offer great workshops and events like the full-moon flow every month.”

Ashtanga Yoga Atlanta

27 Waddell Street Northeast Atlanta, GA | (706) 338-4835

Here’s what one reviewer says about Ashtanga Yoga: “The way Todd teaches Mysore style Ashtanga is really something special. I have searched high and low for a teacher who could help me with my difficult condition for over a decade with no luck. I tried the “yoga celebrity” teachers too.”

Evolation Yoga Atlanta

950 W Peachtree St NW #210, Atlanta, GA 30309 |  (844) 287-4420

Here’s what one reviewer says about Evolation: “One of my favorite yoga studios in Atlanta. The teachers here are positive, welcoming, and attentive to alignment. The space is clean with multiple showers in the changing room. The hot classes are my favorite and parking is easy and free in the adjoining deck/garage. Prices are a steal for the quality of instruction in this location. Start your yoga evolution at evolation.”

Tough Love Yoga

1530 DeKalb Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 | (404) 919-1008

Here’s what one reviewer says about Tough Love Yoga: “Just a few weeks into yoga and I’m profoundly changed. This place is supportive, wholistic, nurturing, and affordable. They offer a range of classes for various experience levels, but even the advanced classes are not intimidating – just challenging.”

All Life Is Yoga

27 Waddell St NE Suite 600 ATLANTA, GA | (404) 491-9027

Here’s what one reviewer says about All Life is Yoga: “Best studio in Atlanta. The attention to detail and safety in the teaching is excellent. I also love the integration of meditation techniques before, during and at the end of class. Lastly the studio provides us with tools for practicing asana and meditation at home confidently, and bringing Yoga into our daily lives, interactions and relationships. The studio lives up to its name, we are truly learning and experiencing “All Life is Yoga.”

YogaWorks

• Old 4th Ward: 655 Highland Ave NE #2, Atlanta, GA 30312 | (678) 974-0373
• Buckhead: 2293 Peachtree Rd, Atlanta, GA 30309 | (678) 871-5199
• Westside: 857 Collier Rd NW #22, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (678) 870-6075
• Brookhaven: 2700 Apple Valley Rd, Atlanta, GA 30319 |  (404) 860-1732

Here’s what one reviewer says about YogaWorks: “Amazing yoga studio with awesome people. The staff and the other people in the class were amazingly warm and welcoming and super cool. Sharon, the instructor, led one of the most powerful yoga classes I’ve ever attended. Will definitely attend again next time I come to Atlanta.”

IB Yoga Barre

511 Edgewood Avenue Southeast Atlanta, GA | (770) 756-6395

Here’s what one reviewer says about IB Yoga Barre: “One if my favorite studios! I love the small class size and personal touch of classes here. The classes are challenging but the instructors offer lots of modifications to tailor the poses to your level.”

Nirvana Yoga Studios

464 Cherokee Avenue Southeast Suite 208 Atlanta, GA 30312 | (404) 420-0999

Here’s what one reviewer says about Nirvana: “Nirvana is my favorite yoga studio in Atlanta. It has a very warm and welcoming atmosphere. The space is gorgeous with beautiful art and windows to enjoy the old growth and flowering trees. The classes are very affordable.”

Highland Yoga

• 955 Memorial Dr SE #520, Atlanta, GA 30316 | (404) 748-9407
• 842 North Highland Ave. NE #5, Atlanta, GA 30306 | (404) 343-2311
• 208 Pharr Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305 | (404) 375-6994

Here’s what one reviewer says about Highland Yoga: “I had never done yoga in my life, then I decided to try a deal they were advertising – and LOVED it. I’m not very good, but it made a noticeable difference in my attitude and in the mirror and I’ll continue to go.”

Sanskrit Moon Yoga

583-B N Central Ave, Hapeville, GA 30354 | (678) 949-9005

Here’s what one reviewer says about Sanskrit Moon Yoga: “Great yoga studio! Relaxing and empowering classes. Chandra has a wonderful energy and gives thoughtful cues with options for every level yogi. Parking is easy and the prices are a steal. I used to want to be a star until I practiced at Sanskrit Moon.”

Be Hot Yoga Atlanta

730 Ponce De Leon Pl NE, Atlanta, GA 30306 | (404) 636-7535

Here’s what one reviewer says about Be Hot Yoga: “Wonderful studio with the best instructors; they will answer any and all concerns and questions and give great advice! You really feel like family here! The teachers give personalized instruction during class, know your name, and will take time to answer questions about poses or your goals. They embrace the spirit of yoga as a practice — not something only the most fit and flexible. Great diverse community of yogis. Most importantly, I have truly seen and felt my practice evolve since I started here!”

Atlanta motorists now have another parking payment option besides ATLPlus Mobility. PayByPhone has just entered the Atlanta market and will be accessible to users of more than 2,700 on-street spaces in the city.

To make its introduction as sweet as possible, PayByPhone is offering one free hour of parking in Atlanta, beginning Dec. 2 through Dec. 31.

PayByPhone Offers Free Atlanta Parking

The free parking is at designated PayByPhone locations for those who download the app, which is available for both Android and iOS users.

PayByPhone parking will be available in the following Atlanta areas:

• Buckhead
• East Central Business District
• Little Five Points
• North Midtown
• South Midtown
• West Central Business District
• West End

“Atlanta and other cities around the world are looking at parking more strategically – clearly understanding the impact of parking on its residents and visitors.” said Roamy Valera, CEO of PayByPhone. “We strive to bring our experience to our municipal partnerships to deliver a seamless and user-friendly parking experience for the cities and their drivers.”

Similar to ATLPlus Mobility, the PayByPhone app sends text messages automatically when a parking session expires and gives drivers the ability to extend their parking session.

Drivers can also begin a session without registering for an account, making it ideal for those who are pressed for time.

To Atlanta is one of the most convenient places to travel to and from. A large part of that is because Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is so accessible.

Not only is it the world’s busiest airport, but it’s state-of-the-art in every way. If you’re interesting in traveling around Atlanta via car or even on scooter, here’s what to know.

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