Fulton Industrial Boulevard Community Improvement District

a forward-thinking roadmap to transform one of Georgia’s most vital industrial corridors into a place of creative identity, cultural expression, and visual cohesion.

The Fulton Industrial Boulevard Community Improvement District Public Art & Placemaking Strategy, developed in collaboration with the Fulton Industrial Boulevard Community Improvement District (FIB) and Kimley-Horn, positions public art as a catalyst for reimagining infrastructure, not just as functional space, but as a canvas for storytelling, pride, and connectivity.

Aligned with a broader district plan addressing transportation, bicycle and pedestrian access, transit enhancements, redevelopment, and visioning for future growth, the public art and placemaking component identifies opportunities to build a stronger sense of place. While the district currently features one permanent sculpture and a legacy installation from the 1960s, Dashboard was tasked with developing a process and strategy to guide the introduction of 3–4 new site-specific public art installations. These works will bring thematic consistency, elevate the corridor’s visual identity, and ensure it reflects the people who work, live, and travel through it every day.

The Fulton Industrial Boulevard Community Improvement District Public Art & Placemaking Strategy was developed in collaboration with the Fulton Industrial Boulevard Community Improvement District (FIB), Kimley-Horn, and Dashboard.