Located on the lower level of The Davy in South Knoxville, Mimosa’s brings together two experiences not often found in the same place: an elevated breakfast and brunch destination and a lively sports bar designed for game day. The restaurant was created within the fixed footprint of the newly completed apartment building, requiring careful planning around existing structural and building …
Designed around the people who keep Maryville running, the Operations Center transforms everyday municipal services into a more connected, efficient workplace. The Maryville Operations Center was designed to strengthen the City’s ability to deliver essential public services by creating a centralized workplace for the Electric, Water & Sewer, and Public Works departments. Planned as a long-term investment in municipal infrastructure, …
JAI partnered with Messer Construction Co. and Tennova North Knoxville Medical Center to design a new treatment suite for the installation of an Elekta Evo™ linear accelerator (LINAC) integrated with the Brainlab ExacTrac® patient positioning system. As the first facility in the Southeast to implement this advanced radiation therapy technology, the project required a high degree of interdisciplinary coordination to …
JAI worked with the owners of Jackie’s Dream to bring their celebrated soul food concept to The Delaney Building at Knoxville’s mixed-use Covenant Health Park stadium development. Featuring a welcoming dining room, bar, and a highly efficient commercial kitchen, the restaurant was designed to support both daily service and event-day crowds. The space creates a warm, inviting atmosphere that reflects …
JAI partnered with Stellar Medical Aesthetics to transform a tenant suite into a refined, modern environment that supports its expanding med-spa practice. The renovation reimagines the existing space to include a welcoming lobby, patient lounge, administrative office, and six state-of-the-art treatment rooms, each designed to balance functionality with an elevated client experience. The design emphasizes clean lines, soft lighting, and …
JAI and Hickory Construction worked with the family of this Sequoyah Hills residence to create an addition that would allow them to grow and function in their historic home for years to come. The main constraints included an ill-functioning primary suite, no garage, and a very small kitchen with little-to-no outdoor living space. JAI designed a 3-story addition to tie …
Tucked within the tranquil woods of Maryville, The Carriage House spa at RT Lodge offers guests and locals alike a peaceful retreat for rest and renewal. What was once a humble carriage house, its main floor used for storage and its upper level as a small office, has been thoughtfully reimagined into a restorative destination that complements the Lodge’s natural …
Nestled among the quiet woods of Maryville, the Meeting House at RT Lodge offers guests a serene retreat for gatherings, meetings, and corporate events. Designed to complement the Lodge’s natural beauty, the building features a multi-purpose meeting room framed by tranquil woodland views, along with private restrooms, a custom snack and beverage station, and a warming kitchen with service area …
JAI partnered with a longtime client to craft an executive lounge that elevates their corporate headquarters with a sense of refinement and comfort. The space offers a seamless blend of hospitality and function, featuring a catering kitchen, full bar, private bath, and a welcoming lounge designed for connection and retreat. From conceptual interior design through project management, our team shaped …
River Valley Health, formerly known as Cherokee Health Systems, partnered with JAI to create a state-of-the-art medical office building reflecting the organization’s commitment to whole-person care and offering primary care, dental services, behavioral health, pharmacy, and urgent care. The thoughtfully designed facility features sustainable construction and materials reflecting its East Tennessee environment. The exterior entry and main focal points are …
