1985
University of Tennessee,
College of Architecture and design
chattanooga Remote Design Studio
UTK Student Presentation. Professor J. Stroud Watson (1985)
UTK Student Diagrams (1985)
Downtown Chattanooga (1985) Miller Park Foreground
“I came to Chattanooga to share this perspective, to integrate the education of the UT College of Architecture with the education of the community, and to develop together a vision for our city that supported a quality of life for all.”
J. Stroud Watson, Associate Professor of Architecture (University of Tennessee Knoxville), Director of the Urban Design Studio
Riverfront Meeting at the Urban Design Studio (c.1985) at the “Bargin Mart” Office Space on Market Street
Seated (front) Left to Right: Former Mayor Charles A. "Pat" Rose, Mayor Gene Roberts, J. Stroud Watson, Rev. Paul McDaniel, County Commissioner Paul Nolen
From Left Seated Above (behind): Design Team member, Jim Bowen, Mike Howard (red tie), Carl Levi
UTK Student - City Figure | Ground (1985)
sasaki
waterfront development study
Waterfront Housing (1985)
Koetter, Kim & Associates
Miller Park District Plan + Guidelines
Koetter, Kim & Associates - Miller Park District, “Figure Ground Map” (1985)
Koetter, Kim & Associates - Miller Park District (1985)
Koetter, Kim & Associates - Miller Park District Rendering (1985)
Looking West on MLK Boulevard at Georgia Avenue
Koetter, Kim & Associates - Miller Park District Model (1985)
Koetter, Kim & Associates - Miller Park District Rendering (1985)
Koetter, Kim & Associates - Miller Park District (1985)
Miller Park District: Urban Design Studies (Guidelines), The City of Chattanooga, Volume I and II, Urban Design Consultancy in association with Koetter Kim & Associates, Boston, MA for the Office of the Mayor. (Published 7/4/1985)
The guidelines established a design framework that would result in a public realm and an architecture that was consistent with the goal of creating a vibrant and memorable city center.
Interpretations of the Miller Park District Development Guidelines were commissioned, created and then later presented publically in early 1986 by the following architectural firms:
Skidmore, Owings, Merrill -New York, New York
Koetter, Kim Associates -Boston Massachusetts
Tuck, Hinton, Everton -Nashville, Tennessee
Peterson & Littenberg, Architects -New York, New York
Robert Seals, Architect -Chattanooga, Tennessee
These interpretations demonstrated to the community that design guidelines could be interpreted in a number of unique ways that would not result in cookie-cutter building forms.
Peterson Littenberg Architects
Miller Park District block study
Miller Park Promenade Model - Peterson Littenberg Architecture and Urban Design
Miller Park Promenade Model - Peterson Littenberg Architecture and Urban Design
Miller Park Promenade Rendering - Peterson Littenberg Architecture and Urban Design
Tuck, Hinton, Everton Architects
Miller Park District block study
Miller Park Promenade Model - Tuck-Hinton-Everton Architects
Caption -
Miller Park Promenade Plan - Credits
Miller Park Promenade Plan - Tuck-Hinton-Everton Architects
Miller Park Promenade Rendering - Tuck-Hinton-Everton Architects