2002
Riverfront / Downtown planning and Design Center
Although the community’s initial attempt to return to the river was impressive and wildly successful, it did not actually achieve the goal of engaging the River. Around the turn of the century, students revisited the waterfront district with projects that remained true to the goal of reaching the river while respecting the new reality of a successful riverfront district.
In 2001, under the leadership of Mayor Bob Corker, work began to complete the connection. The Design Studio played a critical role in defining the vision, and planning the development and implementation of the 21st Century Waterfront Plan.
The 21st Century Waterfront Plan, Hargreaves Associates / Schwartz Silver /Moffatt Nichol / Arcadis G&M (prepared for the City of Chattanooga and RiverCity Company)
The 21st Century Waterfront Plan- Aerial Rendering, Hargreaves Associates / Schwartz Silver /Moffatt Nichol / Arcadis G&M (prepared for the City of Chattanooga and RiverCity Company)
The 21st Century Waterfront Plan- “The Chattanooga Green at Ross’s Landing” Rendering, Hargreaves Associates (prepared for the City of Chattanooga and RiverCity Company)
The 21st Century Waterfront Plan- “Trail of Tears at Ross’s Landing” Rendering, Hargreaves Associates
The 21st Century Waterfront Plan- “First Street Steps” Rendering, Hargreaves Associates
The 21st Century Waterfront Plan- “Manufacturers East Plan” Rendering, Hargreaves Associates (Today: Renaissance Park)
The 21st Century Waterfront Plan- “Adventure Playground” Rendering, Hargreaves Associates
The 21st Century Waterfront Plan- “Tennessee Wetland and Riverwalk” Rendering, Hargreaves Associates
2002
University of Tennessee,
College of Architecture and design
urban Design Studio
Student Model of 2nd and Riverside Drive at Bluff View Arts District (Nathan Honeycutt, Tommy Kute, and Matt Winget)