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A Simple and Realistic Plan for Downtown Knoxville

Knoxville Urban Guy·March 6, 2015

As I noted in a recent article, the Urban Land Institute has released its final report. The full report may be viewed here. My article drew quite a few comments (32) and extensive interest. The conversation...

“Southern Crossing” Picking Up Steam: Jackson Avenue Proposal Update

Knoxville Urban Guy·July 23, 2014

Last May I wrote about a proposed project that brings together art, craft and railroading that is being created by architect David Denton and artist Bobbie Crews. The response to that posting was overwhelming. Since that time...

Art That Captures the Senses

Knoxville Urban Guy·July 9, 2014

I enjoyed the art last Friday and the small crowds I mentioned earlier made it possible to actually enjoy it up close. I’m afraid First Fridays aren’t usually the best viewing times for the various exhibitions,...

And Now For Something Entirely Different: A New Proposal for Jackson Avenue

Knoxville Urban Guy·May 2, 2014

I’m going to defer the second installment of the Fourth and Gill Home Tour in order to open up some weekend conversation about the Jackson Avenue redevelopment. I posted a dramatic proposal from a reader a...

Knoxville Pehca Kucha at the Square Room

Knoxville Urban Guy·January 31, 2013

Last week Pecha Kucha landed squarely in the middle of downtown at the Square Room. The event has made the rounds as it bounced here and there. I saw the first one two years ago at...

Bobbie Crews

A Simple and Realistic Plan for Downtown Knoxville

“Southern Crossing” Picking Up Steam: Jackson Avenue Proposal Update

Art That Captures the Senses

And Now For Something Entirely Different: A New Proposal for Jackson Avenue

Knoxville Pehca Kucha at the Square Room

Look What’s Returning! (More Than You Might Realize)

Whist Court Getting a Modern Makeover Adding to Development on Magnolia

One Downtown Business Closes and Another is Sold

Mood Ring Vintage Opens Today at 906 Sevier Avenue

Fly By Night Bringing the 70s to South Knoxville

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