Hundreds of new housing units have taken shape in recent years near Central Perimeter MARTA transit in projects such as High Street, and that trend is continuing now.
A partial office park redevelopment called Solis Embassy Row is under construction in Sandy Springs near both a MARTA transit station and Ga. Highway 400.
According to project contractor Fortune-Johnson, Solis Embassy Row broke ground last month on a 6-acre site next to Embassy Row’s office mid-rises. The 6660 Peachtree Dunwoody Road site is roughly a block northwest of MARTA’s Sandy Springs station.
How Solis Embassy Row will be positioned across 6 acres off Peachtree Dunwoody Road. Cooper Carry, via Fortune-Johnson
The mixed-use project will bring 341 market-rate apartments to Sandy Springs across two separate buildings.
One unique aspect is that an existing parking deck will be retained and enhanced for use by residential tenants, according to Fortune-Johnson officials.
Amenities such as a rooftop lounge, forested courtyards, and a pool are in the works, in addition to retail spaces. (Renderings show a corner coffee shop at the base of one building.)
The Embassy Row site redevelopment in relation to Interstate 285, Ga. Highway 400, and other area landmarks. Google Maps
Terwilliger Pappas is developing the Cooper Carry-designed project.
Elsewhere around Atlanta, the Charlotte-based developer has recently built the Parkside on Dresden project in Brookhaven and is currently underway with a seven-building venture called Solis Hapeville near the airport.
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