Ignition Alley

Ignition Alley
Country	United States of America
State or District	Georgia
City	Atlanta
Date of founding	2009/09/01
Website	http://www.ignitionalley.com
E-mail	info@ignitionalley.com
Snail mail	696 Somerset Terrace 30306 Atlanta United States of America
Number of members	70 (as of Nov 22, 2009)"(asofNov22,2009)" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 70.
Membership fee	USD$35/month - 5 Calendar Days USD$95/month - Unlimited USD$190/month - Unlimited+Dedicated Desk FREE - Friday 2pm-7pm Open House
Size of rooms	(3) ~2000 sqft and (1) ~1000 sqft
Members
Location	33° 46' 23.95" N, 84° 21' 45.08" W
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Status	active

Atlanta has a growing community of startups and freelancers, developers and creatives, marketers and entrepreneurs. Ignition Alley is an Atlanta coworking space for them to all come together to start something big. Let's get some work done.

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User:Nullset says:"Ignition alley is a commercial co-working space, not a hackerspace."

… and they declare themself as a "coworking space and business community" but for the time being let's keep the entry and let decide you (as s/o with an interest in the Atlanta scene) if this space complies with your own definition of a hackerspace or your needs.
Citing Yves: I think the map is important to find a place near where you live. Having too much items there is not as problematic as missing some.
--PK 20:34, 5 May 2011 (CEST) who personally prefers the community-run nc approach