Reimagining Broad Street | Hands-on Workshop

What would you change about the current layout of Broad Street?

How can the street be better designed to serve and connect Downtown and surrounding neighborhoods?

How can the street space welcome all modes of transportation (walking, biking, shuttle users, cars)?

Join River City Company in partnership with the City of Chattanooga, the Chattanooga Design Studio & Dover Kohl to participate at a fun, interactive night where you will help the planning team to quickly dive into the details of the plan and inform specific actions to create the short and long-term transformation of Broad Street!

This evening session is the centerpiece of a week-long charrette and will be interactive, informative, and essential to building consensus and gathering input. This session will include a brief presentation to familiarize participants to the project, followed by a mapping and visioning activity.

Doors will open at 5pm; refreshments will be provided. Following the Hands-on Design Session, participants are invited to walk through the Tennessee Aquarium’s River Journey building and enjoy the various exhibits and displays.

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WHAT IS A CHARRETTE?

A charrette is a multi-day public engagement process designed to collect input and establish a community vision. The process is highly collaborative, where members of the planning team are able to directly interact with the community in a variety of meeting formats and events to identify priorities and test ideas.

MEET THE PROJECT TEAM - DOVER, KOHL & PARTNERS

Over the past 35 years, Dover, Kohl & Partners has earned a solid reputation for visually-oriented town planning on behalf of local governments, private developers, and community groups across the country. Our portfolio of work includes Comprehensive Plans, Master Plans, Corridor Studies, and Form-based Codes that shape sustainable development. We employ a proven methodology that supports genuine public participation and detailed planning, plus a toolkit to make it happen. We call our approach “designing in public.” Find out more at www.doverkohl.com