Sanders Pace Architecture was part of a team selected to provide design services for a new pedestrian and bicycle bridge linking the University of Tennessee’s campus and the city’s north waterfront to Knoxville’s planned South Waterfront development. The team proposed a development strategy which incorporated the newly adopted South Waterfront Form Based Code to provide an activated mixed-use landing space on the south side. The pedestrian bridge will be an integral part of future redevelopment within the Scottish Pike neighborhood of South Knoxville and a key connection point within Knoxville’s expanding Urban Wilderness park system.
Client:
City of Knoxville
Size:
1000 Foot SpanCompletion Date:
Pending FundingProject Team:
R.A. Lawrie & Associates – Structural Engineer and Project Lead
CDM Smith – Civil Engineer
Sanders Pace Architecture – Architecture
CRJA – Landscape Architecture
S&ME, Inc. – Environmental and Permitting
Sanders Pace Architecture team:
Brandon F. Pace, AIA
Michael Davis
Chuck Draper
Photo Credits:
All renderings and diagrams courtesy of Sanders Pace Architecture and CRJA.