Like a lot of cities, post-Olympics Atlanta is a graveyard of big ideas.

Remember downtown’s Green Line Development Plan? Underground Atlanta’s glistening casino? The Streets of Buckhead? RitaWorld Pearl Kingdom?

Lately, however, the tides have been changing, and city-altering proposals have actually been materializing. See Ponce City Market, the Beltline, the Shops Buckhead Atlanta, a massive space-age origami for football, and so forth.

And if recent (or reinvigorated) proposals are any indication, as the saying goes, Atlanta might not have seen nothin’ yet.

It’s time to put the question to Atlantans themselves and see which mega-project the city needs most right now. It’s poll time!

For the purposes of this poll, we’ll keep options limited to projects for which renderings have been unveiled (sorry, Gulch redevelopment).

The nine contestants are ...

(Follow hyperlinks for more information on each proposal)

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The City of Atlanta is now officially seeking proposals to build the granddaddy of all city parks—a 300-acre, Beltline-connected greenspace called Westside Reservoir Park.

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Imagine if the Beltline’s Eastside Trail connected with the almost-opened Westside Trail. This would do the trick. But officials have recently said the ribbon-cutting is still years away.

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Buckhead REALLY wants to fashion a world-class, nine-acre park above the highway that gashes the neighborhood, and the permitting phase to begin doing so could launch in January, officials said last week.

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German developer Newport (backed by a Ponce City Market vet) has huge plans for eight tired blocks south of Underground Atlanta.

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This highway-capping greenspace would activate downtown’s Connector like never before.

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While the task of redeveloping the area surrounding Turner Field will take years, a commercial district (below) is being forged now from abandoned buildings.

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Underground has officially sold, and the wheels are turning on its redevelopment as we speak.

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Under construction now, this water-capturing greenspace is like Historic Fourth Ward Park, on the flipside of town.

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Hell—why not?

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Without further ado, let’s vote!