| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 2301 | Octavian Tudora | |
| 2302 | Anonymous | |
| 2303 | Anonymous | Keep up the good work! Too many gems have been razed in this town already. I hope an alternate solution can be worked out. |
| 2304 | Christopher Cay | |
| 2305 | Anonymous | |
| 2306 | Anonymous | |
| 2307 | Wendy Teusink | |
| 2308 | Anonymous | |
| 2309 | Anonymous |
| 2310 | Gregory F. Shue | |
| 2311 | Marisa Arroyo | |
| 2312 | Donna Prendergast | |
| 2313 | Erin Melick |
| 2314 | Jo-Anne Peck | |
| 2315 | Kirk Watson | |
| 2316 | Denise VanLanduyt | |
| 2317 | Edwin Kuehn |
| 2318 | Chris Derrington | Do not demolish this beautiful building. Please! |
| 2319 | suzanne winters | |
| 2320 | Jessica Opraseuth | |
| 2321 | Samuel Lima |
| 2322 | Robyn Keiley |
| 2323 | Peter Murphy | If anything, architects should be required to make buildings this beautiful - tearing them down makes no sense. This kind of beauty is vital to the health of society. |
| 2324 | James Griffin | Georgia Tech would make an irreversible mistake by taking down this lovely building. Atlanta is already marred by countless bland or blatantly ugly structures. Please leave this standing... |
| 2325 | Amanda Bradley | Atlanta needs to preserve its architectural heritage! This would be a sad loss. |
| 2326 | Andrew Griffin | Save the clock tower! |
| 2327 | Jay and Keira Camillo | Atlanta has destroyed too many of its historic classic buildings. Please save this one |
| 2328 | Rebecca Falls | |
| 2329 | Nat Griffin | |
| 2330 | Lisa Reisman | |
| 2331 | Marty | save the Crum/Forster building! |
| 2332 | Lexi Sowers | |
| 2333 | Russell Ingram | |
| 2334 | Samantha Williams | |
| 2335 | Hania R. Williams | In a young country like USA historical buildings should be preserved and respected and not torn down. Enough already with the disposable everything! |
| 2336 | Steve Williams | |
| 2337 | Joel Kelly |
| 2338 | Tim Smith | Idiotic |
| 2339 | andrew capron | Maybe there is a grant from the new admin. that can save this building from demo. |
| 2340 | Anne Glenn Weltner | My grandparents, parents, and myself are all natives of Atlanta. Mr grandfather was one of first to attend GA Tech and my father and uncle also. Atlanta has been raped by too much demolition. I would hope that Ga Tech, an institution that holds so much of the historical and moral values of Atlanta would never stoop so low as to demolish the building at 771 Spring Street. Perhaps you have forgotten that Ga Tech has represented Atlanta to many. But I guess (I am 64) things are changing, and now, you are holding up a new standard to your students and alumni and all who look to you. With a new administration, a new feel of hope, Georgia Tech has chosen to look to greed. |
| 2341 | Julian Mejia | |
| 2342 | Kristin Mejia | |
| 2343 | Kay Jones | |
| 2344 | David Rogers | Demolishing this building would be insulting and regretted for years to come. This is a beautiful structure that needs some significant work to be useful again; GT can and should put that work into this building. It will be valued and admired for as long as it stands; something a parking lot will never be. I cannot imagine how humiliating this must be for architectural alumni, who must be embarrassed by some of the awful parking decks already sitting like warts on the face of the campus. |
| 2345 | Ida Beth Barner | |
| 2346 | Catherine Holton | |
| 2347 | Anonymous | As a resident in this community this is a matter of great importance to me. GIT is a key member of this community as as such serves as a role model and way-shower for better or worse. In addition to being contrary to the ideals of urban design and sustainability, the demolition of this building potentially makes it easier for such acts to occur in the future. |
| 2348 | Jodi Florence | |
| 2349 | Anonymous | What are they THINKING?!
Please use some damn common sense.
Atlanta is STARVING for enlightened development.
GT can help lead the way.
Stop destroying this city! |
| 2350 | Tish Spearman | Please save the Crum and Foster building. We have lost enough history in our city. |