March 2010 update – Nashville, Tennessee
It’s been a busy few weeks getting the beta site up and running. Due to that, this month’s update came in a bit late, but it’s finally live. Nashville, Tennessee is the focus city with a variety of project types, some of which Brian and I have been affiliated with on the design level in some shape or form. A few sample images are below, but sites include Public Square, a Green Roof for Healthy Cities award-winning green roof, the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, Shelby Street Pedestrian Bridge, Hill Center Green Hills retail development, Deaderick Street (Nashville’s first green street), Fifth and Main mixed use development, and many more.
Next month will feature more from Barcelona, Spain.
Public Square intensive green roof
Public Square intensive green roof
Interactive fountain at the Public Square intensive green roof
Festival at the Public Square intensive green roof
Monumental entry facade of the Schermerhorn Symphony Center
Facade and colonnade of the Schermerhorn Symphony Center
Large fountain with public art sculpture at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center
Small fountains at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center
Shelby Street Pedestrian Bridge
Shelby Street Pedestrian Bridge
Suntrust Plaza
Hill Center Green Hills storefront architecture
Retail streetscape at the Hill Center Green Hills
Raised planters in the courtyard at the Fifth and Main mixed use development
Contemporary townhomes at the Fifth and Main mixed use development
Demonbreun Street Viaduct
Deaderick Street - Nashville's first green street