We hope that you can join us for Park(ing) Day: The Parklet of Your Dreams! Friday, September 20. Two blocks. Fifty parklets. Broad Street between 6th Street and 8th Street.
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The Chattanooga Design Studio is an independent, non-profit community resource that promotes excellence in urban design through education, facilitation, and collaboration. The Studio is governed by a twelve-member Board of Directors, and operated by a full-time staff of four. The work of the Studio takes many forms: studies, charrettes and exhibitions for the general public; programs for the professional design community; facilitation for community stakeholders; consultation with the development community; and resources for local government. The Chattanooga Design Studio builds upon the rich legacy of the community’s former studio that operated from 1980 until 2005. While there is no formal connection between the two iterations, they are linked by consistent funding partners, shared personnel, and philosophical alignment.
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https://chattanoogastudio.com
Chattanooga Design Studio的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 社区开发和城市规划
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Chattanooga，TN
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- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2015
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Miller Plaza, 850 Market Street
Suite 206
US，TN，Chattanooga，37402
Chattanooga Design Studio员工
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Curious about @Park(ing) Day? Read all about it in this article from Chattanooga Times Free Press and then come experience it for yourself tomorrow. Friday, September 20 Two Blocks along Broad Street (6th Street-8th Street) 10-4 All ages welcome at this free event! https://lnkd.in/eGNfbWRN
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We are grateful for the time we had with Gil Penalosa at CIVIQ earlier this year. He had a huge impact on the people he met that week, and due to this partnership with PlayCore , the impact continues!
There's still time to register for this limited time only, on-demand webinar! Embracing playfulness becomes imperative for cities aiming to attract diverse populations, fostering social cohesion and overall desirability. After this webinar, you can expect to: ??? Define the concept of "8 80 Cities" and explain its role as a tool for fostering equitable and sustainable urban development. ??? List the reasons why cities must embrace playfulness to retain and attract a diverse and desirable population. ???Identify the significance of walkability as a key indicator of a high-quality city for all residents, emphasizing safety and enjoyment. ???State the benefits of having a quality park within walking distance, emphasizing its importance for the well-being of all community members, including vulnerable populations. Join us in catalyzing positive urban change now through August 30th. Use code COMMUNITY to register for this free webinar ?? https://hubs.la/Q02K1zpK0
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Cool work from Tinker Ma for the Civic Center District in Downtown Chattanooga!
Tinker Ma is busy preparing a 3D model for the Civic Center Study Area in Downtown Chattanooga.??It will be utilized at the public design charrette hosted by Chattanooga Design Studio at the Downtown Public Library this Monday. The model illustrates the massing and scale of 183 structures in our downtown core. It provides a tangible resource to help participants visualize, explore, and communicate design options for our civic district. We will utilize the model and additional geometric forms for prepared interactive activities relevant to the Downtown.?? ? The model was 3D printed in-house by Ava Peavy, Andrew Edwards, and Zachary Standley, AIA, NCARB using a resin printer. The site was fabricated by FALA Design Studio and accurately depicts the topography and urban fabric of our city.? ? The public design charrette will take place on Monday, August 12th from 4-6 pm on the fourth floor of the Downtown Public Library. We would love for you to come and share your vision for Chattanooga's Civic Center with us and the entire team Sasaki, Erika Roberts, and James Lima Planning + Development.? ? Visit the CDS website to register for the event.
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Like all development, urban centers thrive on direction. And the best people to give it direction are members of the local community. Now is the time to create a vision for how the Civic Center District will look and feel in the future. Come out to the Civic Center District charrette on Monday, August 12 from 4:00-6:00 to share your input: https://lnkd.in/eiBeA_6v Learn more on our website: https://lnkd.in/eM3vgrtA
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We are grateful to partner with Chattanooga Area Regional Transportation Authority ! Design Your Neighborhood is a stronger program because of this partnership.
CARTA has partnered with the Chattanooga Design Studio and Nashville's Civic Design Center to bring Design Your Neighborhood to Chattanooga! Design Your Neighborhood equips middle school students with the skills to address neighborhood challenges like transportation and affordable housing while fostering awareness and understanding of their surroundings. This initiative features a project-based curriculum that seamlessly integrates into classrooms. The projects align with social and emotional learning as well as STEAM requirements, and each includes a community action component facilitated by staff and volunteers. Currently, Design Your Neighborhood is active in Nashville and Chattanooga, partnering with organizations like the Chattanooga Design Studio with projects focusing on sustainable transportation and transit art! Tyner Middle Academy is the third school CARTA has collaborated with to promote transit art! Students from Howard Connect and East Lake Academy have also contributed beautiful artwork to our bus shelters! Pictures 1-4: Tyner Middle Academy Picture 5: Howard Connect Picture 6: East Lake Academy of Fine Arts #chattanooga #art #sustainability #education
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What if...Chattanooga became the first National Park City in America? Our identity as a National Park City will not be a new direction for Chattanooga - it will be a recognition of who we have always been and a commitment to the journey to include more faces and places along the way. The Studio is proud to be an official Chattanooga National Park City Partner! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/eiyzQqwf We love to see Brian Smith of Chattanooga Parks and Outdoors out and about spreading the word! https://lnkd.in/e6ab8izD
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Park(ing) Day | 9.20.24 You are invited to enjoy a safer, greener, and livelier street in the heart of downtown Chattanooga. One parking space at a time, Broad Street will be transformed into a dreamy place that inspires activity, playfulness, and connection. Visit our website to learn more about the event and register to host a parklet: https://lnkd.in/eDH5vj5P
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Thanks to Ray Bassett of WUTC 88.1 Scenic Roots for helping us to share this message! He makes a great point: “Look at downtown Chattanooga on a map, and there are so many projects - real and potential, public and private - that will reshape the heart of that map for years to come. How will these moving parts on the map fit together?” Listen in to Eric Myers and Ginger Birnbaum to learn about the Civic Center Plan, why it matters, and how you can get involved.
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The Studio is leading an urban design and planning process of the Civic Center District alongside an eleven-person-steering committee and a newly engaged consultant team. This is an important juncture due to the expansion of hybrid and remote work and significant planned public and private investments that will impact the experience of the area for generations to come. A collective vision that guides critical opportunities for the future of Chattanooga’s Civic Center is timely. "Downtown is for everyone," Myers said. "Unlike any other neighborhood in Chattanooga, it is the core of our cultural and economic hub of not only the city or downtown but the region. It's especially important right now that we figure out another long-term vision." https://lnkd.in/ePZVciBJ