HOMECONTACTCITY HALLCITY EMPLOYMENTONLINE SERVICEBUSINESSRESIDENTSVISITORS
City of KnoxvilleContact Us
I Want To...
Download Permits & Forms »
Find City Court Info »
Find Next Brush Pickup Date »
Report Traffic Issue »
Retrieve Impounded Vehicle »
News
City and County Announce Basketball Tournament Winners »
City Seeks Firms for Pedestrian/Bicycle Bridge RFQ »
Mayor's Budget Hearings March 22-23 »
Knoxville Marathon March 28 »
Help Knoxville Become a Part of the Google Fiber Community »
Mayor Honors City Employees »
Road Closure at Cross Park Drive »
City Parks and Recreation Opens an Adopt-a-Park Program »
Census 2010 in Knoxville »
Public Meeting Regarding Holbrook Dr. Bridge Replacement Set for March 16 »
Nine Restaurants Allow Dogs on Patios »
Flu Information »
Stimulus Funding for City of Knoxville »
100 Block Construction Blog Update »
Cumberland Connection Blog Update »
Find Us on Facebook® »
View Press Releases »
Click Here for Printer Friendly Version
DOWNTOWN WAYFINDING SIGNAGE PROJECT
Please send all comments regarding the design and analysis to Anne Wallace at awallace@cityofknoxville.org
Oct. 15, 2009 Design Development [PDF] - 7MB
Sept. 11, 2009 Wayfinding Analysis [PDF] - 11MB
June 30, 2009 Revised Wayfinding Design & Analysis Presentation [PDF] - 14MB
May 7, 2009 Wayfinding Design & Analysis Presentation [PDF] - 17MB
Theme Boards [PDF]
Steering Committee Info [PDF]
Press Releases [PDF]
Inventory of Existing Downtown Signage
Pedestrian Wayfinding Report - ETCDC [PDF] - 14MB
Project Archives
SPECIAL NOTE: Most PDF files linked on this page are large. For best performance, download the PDF document to your computer before viewing - right click on link and select "Save Target As".
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. Earlier this year it 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 are 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

 

 

Add to Favorites
Adobe PDF Reader
Email Page
Font Smaller
Font Normal
Font Larger
Get Directions
Google Search
Make Home Page
Print Page
RSS/XML Feed
Search A to Z List
Site Map
Traduzca en Español
Translate to More Languages
Dial 3-1-1 For City Services
311. One Number. One Call.
City Departments
Community Relations »
Finance Department »
Fire Department »
Law Department »
Mayor's Office »
Operations & Efficiency »
Policy & Communications »
Police Department »
Public Works »
Special Events »
South Waterfront »
List of All Depts. »
Phone List »
Promotions