I arrived at 1655 McLendon Ave NE, Atlanta, Ga 30307 Thursday night around 7. As I was walking toward the cafe, I noticed a Flying Biscuit Bakery attached to it; it was closed. I walked over to the entrance of the cafe where there was an interestingly big sign that read ‘The Flying Biscuit Cafe.’ […]
My friend and I went to the Peachtree Center Marta Station last Thursday. She’s never ridden the Marta and she’s been to a station. So we went on adventure to the nearest station and took some cool pictures! Here are two…
Dupree, Nathalie, and Cynthia Graubart. “The Flying Biscuit.” Atlanta Magazine. Atlanta Magazine, 23 May 2011. Web. 03 Mar. 2016. Nathalie Dupree, a chef and the author of ‘New Southern Cooking,’ and Cynthia Graubart, also a chef and author, write this article to glorify the famous biscuits that come from The Flying Biscuit Café. They are […]
Berta, Dina. “Q&A Champion: Flying Biscuit’s Ideal Servers.” Nation’s Restaurant News 10 Dec. 2007: 18. Business Source Corporate [EBSCO]. Web. 22 Feb. 2016. Dina Berta, a journalist for ‘Nation’s Restaurant News’ writes an article about her conversation with the founder of Flying Biscuits Café that uncovers the ‘business side of the franchise’. The evidence used […]
Lauterbach, Christiane. “Come Fly With Me.” Atlanta Magazine Jan. 2006: 188-89. Galileo. Web. 21 Feb. 2016. Christiane Lauterbach, a journalist for Atlanta magazine, is a food enthusiast who writes in this article about Flying Biscuit Café being a unique restaurant that has made “an art of comfort food.” Lauterbach writes ‘Come Fly with Me’ as […]
“His & Her: Designing for a Post-Gender Society” by Suzanne Tick is an article that evaluates the depiction of gender and the influence of acceptance in this changing society. Accommodating all ‘genders’ is something all designers “should focus a critical eye on society’s issues, need to work within this discourse and help promote acceptance and […]
As I arrived to Lenox Square in Atlanta, GA near Buckhead, I became as observant and open minded, as I could be. I wanted to take note of everything I saw and look at Lenox in a different light. I sat on a bench at the front of the main entrance, near a parking lot […]
“Making Bathrooms More ‘Accomodating’” by Emily Bazelzon examines the issues associated with transgender people and bathrooms. Bazelzon addresses in her introduction how society and the ‘norm’ has put a strain on those who see a problem with labeling public places “Transgender people..are asking society to rethink all of this, from signs, to design to who […]
4) Since there wasn’t much people, this recording is mainly made up of cars passing by. Like I stated before, most of these car seemed pretty expensive and luxurious. 5) I recorded more cars passing by and some people. Most the people there weren’t loud. Rather, they were classy people who talked quietly to a […]
1) This picture of Lenox Square that I took, you can see the main entrance. There are two roads, One that loops around for valet and front parking and one that you can drive on (Lenox Square Road). The entrance is very sophisticated and large. There are large window panes, that help you look into […]
