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Facilitator Toolkit
TEAM NO.9
Brandi Hill, architect an architect with Cogent Studio with a passion for urban design and sustainable architecture; currently lives in Highland Park and enjoys being outdoors hiking and backpacking in her free time.
Thomas Palmer, architect responsible for new business development and design leadership; works closely with intern and employee development, and support the firm’s sustainable design projects.
Mike Watkins, architect architect, town architect and town planner located in the Washington, D.C. area.
Lisa Flint, executive director Footprint Foundation, Lisa is responsible for foundation operations, community relations, and grant making that fosters deep and meaningful connections to place.
Ed Garbee, architect founded Garbee Architecture where each project is one of teamwork; works actively with hiscommunity and serves on the Design Review Commission for Signal Mountain, Tennessee.
James Moreland, resident a long-time resident of Glass Street, Mr. Moreland serves with East Cha�anooga Improvement to help improve the quality of life in East Cha�anooga.
Gail McKeel, resident a long-time resident of Glass Street. A member of Good Neighbor Network (GNN), focused on ways to be�er support individuals who call the Glass Street community home
William Smith, resident a new resident of Glass Street; president of the East Cha�anooga Academy of Art and Social Justice
Hunter Franks, artist a resident of San Francisco Hunter’s work is about creating public space for connection and conversa-tion. Founder of Neighborhood Postcard Project and League of Creative Interventionists
Chris Lykins, graphic designer Director of Visibility and Outreach of AIGA Cha�anooga. Chris’s current work focuses on identity, projected or perceived.
Facilitator Toolkit
OPEN DOORS in GLASS HOUSES
month 1call to action: pair neighbors w/artistsinterview owners before/during/after
Facilitator Toolkit
OPEN DOORS in GLASS HOUSES
month 1call to action: pair neighbors w/artistsinterview owners before/during/after
year 1more doors addedtour of doors
Facilitator Toolkit
OPEN DOORS in GLASS HOUSES
month 1call to action: pair neighbors w/artistsinterview owners before/during/after
year 1more doors addedtour of doors
year 3postcards/postersdoor festivaldoor exchange/artists invitedapp
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OPEN SPACES in GLASS FARMS
month 1partner w/schools and churchesbuild out programming
Facilitator Toolkit
OPEN SPACES in GLASS FARMS
month 1partner w/schools and churchesbuild out programming
year 1pop-up: dog park, BASKETBALL COURT,dance floor, frozen lady, market, tea house
Facilitator Toolkit
OPEN SPACES in GLASS FARMS
month 1partner w/schools and churchesbuild out programming
year 1pop-up: dog park, BASKETBALL COURT,dance floor, frozen lady, market, tea house
year 3semi-permanent/permanent structureinformed by the communities interactionwith the pop-up spaces.
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INFLUENCES
“Iʼve always loved thewater flowing through
our neighborhood.”-Gail McKeel
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BLUEWAYS on GLASS STREET
month 1research; emerald necklace (Boston);glass necklace?
Facilitator Toolkit
BLUEWAYS on GLASS STREET
month 1research: emerald necklace (Boston);glass necklace?
year 1way finding; projectionpop-up kiddie pools
Facilitator Toolkit
BLUEWAYS on GLASS STREET
month 1research: emerald necklace (Boston);glass necklace?
year 1way finding; projectionpop-up kiddie pools
year 3reflecting pool