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DOWNTOWN WAYFINDING SIGNAGE PROJECT
Please send all comments regarding the design and analysis to Anne Wallace at awallace@cityofknoxville.org
May 17, 2010 Design Development Package [PDF]
Steering Committee Info [PDF]
Press Release [PDF]
Inventory of Existing Downtown Signage
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Anne Wallace
Cumberland Avenue
Project Manager

awallace@cityofknoxville.org
Room 656, City County Building
865-215-2644
Fax: 865-215-3035

The goal of the wayfinding effort is to make it easy for visitors to navigate around downtown Knoxville as well as highlighting its attractions and offerings in an appealing and informative manner.

The project area encompasses all of downtown including World’s Fair Park. The general boundaries are the Norfolk Southern Tracks on the north, the Tennessee River on the south, Hall of Fame Drive on the east and 11th Street on the west.

The city has been working on the Downtown Wayfinding Project for several months. In 2009, the city selected MERJE, a Philadelphia-based firm with extensive experience in wayfinding and branding work, from among more than 20 companies that submitted proposals to lead the public process for input, create a design, establish sign locations and create a manual for maintenance of the signs and system.

Additionally, the City and MERJE have been working with various stakeholder groups including representatives from Market Square and the Old City, the downtown theaters, historic preservation groups, the Arts & Cultural Alliance and various city departments among others. Public participation with be an essential component of this project.

The project is currently in the "sitting" phase, where each sign will be located, including pedestrian and vehicular oriented signs. This phase should be completed this Fall.

 

 

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