Neyland Entertainment District
The Neyland Entertainment District revolutionizes the landscape surrounding Neyland Stadium and Thompson Boling Arena by creating an iconic entertainment, hospitality and retail destination that students, residents and tourists want to visit year-round. The district includes a mixed-use district featuring a vertical condo/hotel, a plaza and an entertainment center with food, beverage and other retailers situated atop a new parking structure at the stadium. It also seeks to make Neyland Drive more friendly to foot traffic. The district incorporates a pedestrian pathway with a gabled roof connecting to the proposed pedestrian bridge across the Tennessee River as well as two sky bridges, one between the hotel and stadium, and the other between the stadium and restaurant spaces. The condo/hotel features a rooftop lounge with views into Neyland Stadium, as well as a terrace pool and lounge. A large LED screen and performance stage offers entertainment on an east patio. The project is designed to elevate UT Athletics, The University of Tennessee and the City of Knoxville by creating a regional entertainment destination that is walkable, dynamic and fun. JAI leads the design team and architecture on the project, partnering with strategic lead Dixon Greenwood, Brick + Bev Development, Hartland Hotel Group and Emerald Capital as the 865 Neyland Project Team.
Neyland Entertainment District
Knoxville, Tennessee
The Neyland Entertainment District revolutionizes the landscape surrounding Neyland Stadium and Thompson Boling Arena by creating an iconic entertainment, hospitality and retail destination that students, residents and tourists want to visit year-round.
The district includes a mixed-use district featuring a vertical condo/hotel, a plaza and an entertainment center with food, beverage and other retailers situated atop a new parking structure at the stadium. It also seeks to make Neyland Drive more friendly to foot traffic.
The district incorporates a pedestrian pathway with a gabled roof connecting to the proposed pedestrian bridge across the Tennessee River as well as two sky bridges, one between the hotel and stadium, and the other between the stadium and restaurant spaces.
The condo/hotel features a rooftop lounge with views into Neyland Stadium, as well as a terrace pool and lounge. A large LED screen and performance stage offers entertainment on an east patio.
The project is designed to elevate UT Athletics, The University of Tennessee and the City of Knoxville by creating a regional entertainment destination that is walkable, dynamic and fun.
JAI leads the design team and architecture on the project, partnering with strategic lead Dixon Greenwood, Brick + Bev Development, Hartland Hotel Group and Emerald Capital as the 865 Neyland Project Team.
The Neyland Entertainment District revolutionizes the landscape surrounding Neyland Stadium and Thompson Boling Arena by creating an iconic entertainment, hospitality and retail destination that students, residents and tourists want to visit year-round.
The district includes a mixed-use district featuring a vertical condo/hotel, a plaza and an entertainment center with food, beverage and other retailers situated atop a new parking structure at the stadium. It also seeks to make Neyland Drive more friendly to foot traffic.
The district incorporates a pedestrian pathway with a gabled roof connecting to the proposed pedestrian bridge across the Tennessee River as well as two sky bridges, one between the hotel and stadium, and the other between the stadium and restaurant spaces.
The condo/hotel features a rooftop lounge with views into Neyland Stadium, as well as a terrace pool and lounge. A large LED screen and performance stage offers entertainment on an east patio.
The project is designed to elevate UT Athletics, The University of Tennessee and the City of Knoxville by creating a regional entertainment destination that is walkable, dynamic and fun.
JAI leads the design team and architecture on the project, partnering with strategic lead Dixon Greenwood, Brick + Bev Development, Hartland Hotel Group and Emerald Capital as the 865 Neyland Project Team.
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Neyland Entertainment District
Knoxville, Tennessee
Client
University of Tennessee
Size
175,000 square feet, new
175,000 square feet, new
Completion
Ongoing
Cost
Services Provided
Architectural Design
Key Personnel Test
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Address(es)
Neyland Drive,Knoxville,Tennessee,37916
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Neyland Entertainment District
Knoxville, Tennessee
The Neyland Entertainment District revolutionizes the landscape surrounding Neyland Stadium and Thompson Boling Arena by creating an iconic entertainment, hospitality and retail destination that students, residents and tourists want to visit year-round.
The district includes a mixed-use district featuring a vertical condo/hotel, a plaza and an entertainment center with food, beverage and other retailers situated atop a new parking structure at the stadium. It also seeks to make Neyland Drive more friendly to foot traffic.
The district incorporates a pedestrian pathway with a gabled roof connecting to the proposed pedestrian bridge across the Tennessee River as well as two sky bridges, one between the hotel and stadium, and the other between the stadium and restaurant spaces.
The condo/hotel features a rooftop lounge with views into Neyland Stadium, as well as a terrace pool and lounge. A large LED screen and performance stage offers entertainment on an east patio.
The project is designed to elevate UT Athletics, The University of Tennessee and the City of Knoxville by creating a regional entertainment destination that is walkable, dynamic and fun.
JAI leads the design team and architecture on the project, partnering with strategic lead Dixon Greenwood, Brick + Bev Development, Hartland Hotel Group and Emerald Capital as the 865 Neyland Project Team.
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The Neyland Entertainment District revolutionizes the landscape surrounding Neyland Stadium and Thompson Boling Arena by creating an iconic entertainment, hospitality and retail destination that students, residents and tourists want to visit year-round.
The district includes a mixed-use district featuring a vertical condo/hotel, a plaza and an entertainment center with food, beverage and other retailers situated atop a new parking structure at the stadium. It also seeks to make Neyland Drive more friendly to foot traffic.
The district incorporates a pedestrian pathway with a gabled roof connecting to the proposed pedestrian bridge across the Tennessee River as well as two sky bridges, one between the hotel and stadium, and the other between the stadium and restaurant spaces.
The condo/hotel features a rooftop lounge with views into Neyland Stadium, as well as a terrace pool and lounge. A large LED screen and performance stage offers entertainment on an east patio.
The project is designed to elevate UT Athletics, The University of Tennessee and the City of Knoxville by creating a regional entertainment destination that is walkable, dynamic and fun.
JAI leads the design team and architecture on the project, partnering with strategic lead Dixon Greenwood, Brick + Bev Development, Hartland Hotel Group and Emerald Capital as the 865 Neyland Project Team.
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