Atlanta Housing Releases Request for Ideas (RFI) For Bankhead Courts
AH seeks community input for redevelopment of former public housing site.
"At Atlanta Housing, we believe that true change comes from empowering the voices of our residents and the surrounding community. The Bankhead Reimagined RFI reflects our commitment for greater transparency and engagement as we move forward to determine the best use of the former Bankhead Courts site," said
Originally 45 acres, Bankhead Courts was developed in 1968 and completed in 1970. The 500 public housing units contained in the townhouse-style buildings were similar to the contemporary developments of
"The Bankhead Reimagined RFI will allow us to explore creative solutions for how new development can contribute to our mission of benefitting
AH will consider ideas which are feasible, catalytic to the revitalization of the Westside, and add the most value to the agency's mission of providing affordable, high-quality housing and supporting the transition of low-income families to self-sufficiency by providing educational, health, social and economic opportunities. Respondents are encouraged to share their proposed concepts, visualizations, business models and any other relevant information.
Responses to the RFI must be submitted here by
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For more information, visit AH at atlantahousing.org or follow us on Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn at @housingatlanta.
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