
Growing investment in public spaces, mixed-use development and connected transportation infrastructure is creating opportunities for integrated planning and design services. STV has opened a new office in Knoxville, Tennessee, to expand its capacity to support community development and placemaking projects across additional markets.
Located in Knoxville's Old City neighborhood, the office brings together professionals specializing in infrastructure planning, urban design and development strategy. STV plans to serve municipal agencies, public-sector organizations and private developers through projects intended to connect transportation networks, public spaces and surrounding developments.
The Knoxville team will work across several project types, including parks, recreational trails, waterfront improvements, mixed-use developments, streetscapes and community master plans.
STV's existing placemaking experience includes redevelopment initiatives in Baltimore, such as Baltimore Peninsula and Harborplace. The company has also worked on public infrastructure and community improvement projects across the South.
Relevant projects include Cauble Park Phase I Improvements in Acworth, Georgia, and the Lake Wheeler Road Improvement Project in Raleigh, North Carolina.
The new office builds on STV's existing Tennessee presence in Franklin and Chattanooga. Its regional portfolio also includes Franklin City Hall, the Broadway Viaduct Replacement in Nashville and the Knoxville Regional Transit Corridor Analysis.
STV's expansion brings planning, engineering, urban design and development strategy capabilities together in another regional market. The approach focuses on coordinating buildings, transportation infrastructure and public spaces within broader community development plans.
Founded in 1912, STV provides planning, engineering, design and infrastructure consulting services across North America. The company operates more than 65 offices and employs approximately 3,400 people.
The Knoxville office strengthens STV's ability to pursue multidisciplinary infrastructure and placemaking assignments in Tennessee and other markets. For public agencies, developers and infrastructure owners, the expanded presence provides access to integrated planning and design services for projects connecting public spaces, transportation systems and mixed-use development.
Source: STV.