JAI has provided architectural and engineering services to Dollywood since 2007. Train Depot renovation Year completed: 2007 Services provided: Architectural Design Key personnel: Daryl Johnson One of the park’s original attractions, the Dollywood Express provides guests a scenic five-mile ride behind one of the park’s authentic coal-fired steam engines. The Train Depot renovation amplified the depot’s presence in the park and improved guest accessibility. Mystery Mine Washrooms Year completed: 2008 Birds of Prey renovation Year completed: 2008 Services provided: Architectural Design Key personnel: Daryl Johnson JAI designed a renovation of the existing theater and exhibit as well as an addition to house the birds on-site. This project required extensive coordination to allow the facility to operate while under construction. River Battle Year completed: 2008 JAI served as the architect of record for River Battle, located in Timber Canyon, where guests are taken on a raft ride armed with a water soaker gun. Passengers take aim at each other, stationary targets and onlookers along their journey. Splinter’s Trailside Snacks Year completed: 2008 Services provided: Architectural Design, Construction Documents Key personnel: Daryl Johnson, Jeff Williamson Splinter’s is a food vendor with 11 buildings throughout the park. Adventure Mountain Year completed: 2010 Services provided: Architectural Design, Construction Documents Key personnel: Daryl Johnson, Jeff Williamson JAI served as architect of record for Adventure Mountain, which became the country’s largest challenge course with more than 140 obstacles, including a gushing geyser, narrow cliff ledge, ropes courses and swinging bridges. Camp Teachittoomee is a ropes course for little ones. Red’s Drive-In expansion and renovation Year completed: 2011, 2016 Services provided: Architectural Design Key personnel: Daryl Johnson, Jeff Williamson Located in the nostalgic ’50s area of the park, Red’s has been a mainstay since 1994. In 2011, JAI served as architect of record for a significant dining room expansion and reconfigured patio, entry and sauté station/condiment bar that maintained the character of the original diner. In 2016, JAI designed an expanded outdoor seating area. These projects required extensive coordination to allow the facility to operate while under construction. Lightning Rod Year completed: 2017 Services provided: Architectural Design, Construction Documents Key personnel: Jeff Williamson, Josh Biden JAI served as architect of record for Lightning Rod, the world’s first launched wooden roller coaster. Whistle Punk Chaser Year completed: 2017 Services provided: Architectural Design Key personnel: Jeff Williamson JAI served as architect of record for junior coaster Whistle Punk Chaser. Wildwood Grove Year completed: 2019 Services provided: Architectural Design, Construction Documents Key personnel: Jeff Williamson, Shannon Elliott, Kevin Brown, Rebecca Ware JAI served as architect of record for Wildwood Grove, a $37 million expansion that is the largest capital investment in the park’s history. Using the latest building information modeling (BIM) project processes and best practices, JAI and its consultants completed the construction document set for 19 individual structures in the Wildwood Grove project in just four months through prompt communication and file sharing practices.