As a project in my urban theory and design class we were to take the work of Kevin Lynch, a successful urban planner, and apply them to neighborhoods in the Atlanta area. My partner, Jesse, and I chose to focus on Tech Square, Grant Park, and Castlewood as our neighborhoods to study in depth. Our goal was to find the paths, nodes, edges, landmarks, and districts within the neighborhoods and compare each neighborhood. After many visits to each location and comparing each we determined Grant Park was the most successful in terms of urban planning and development. A successful urban neighborhood would be one that has places to accommodate basic human needs such as being active, socializing, and is easy to get to places within the neighborhood using paths. We determined this because of the many accessible paths which made walking around easy and the high volume of people in the area due to landmarks such as Zoo Atlanta, Grant Park itself, local churches, and schools gave places for socializing, comfort, and room to be active.