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Spoken vs. Written Language in Restaurants in Atlanta’s Plaza Fiesta
by Ben Campion Plaza Fiesta is a large shopping center, but it is also an amazing community space for Latinx people in Atlanta. It is located on Buford Highway, right near the border of Brookhaven and...
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The Use of Color in Plaza Fiesta
by Josh Sensiba Introduction The first thing I noticed when entering Plaza Fiesta was the arrangement of colors that define the exterior of the location. Plaza Fiesta’s logo, a sun defined by various...
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Intersectionality of Cultures in Clarkston’s Thriftown
by Mari Ismail Introduction In this project, I am conducting a small-scale research study to analyze linguistic landscapes in Atlanta, Georgia. The specific landscape I studied during this project is...
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The Representation of Mexico in Plaza Fiesta
by Britney Mayorga Introduction According to the United States Census Bureau Atlanta, Georgia American Community Survey Demographic and Housing Estimates(2019), 4.3% of the total population of...
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The Location of Signage in Plaza Fiesta
Introduction To understand the linguistic landscape across metro Atlanta, I chose to focus my research on Plaza Fiesta, an indoor shopping mall with market stalls on Buford Highway that highlight...
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Temporary and Permanent Signs in Asian Square
by Faith McHan Introduction In this project, I analyzed the signs in Asian Square, a shopping center located in Doraville, Georgia on Buford Highway, an area that is known for having sizable Asian and...
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