FS-012 - Neuhoff: The Transformation of a Slaughter House to a New Neighborhood

Friday, November 19, 2021

12:30 PM – 5:00 PM CDT

Location: Music City Center, 6th Avenue Entrance/ Exit on Level 2, Field Session Departure Area 3

Compliments of:

2.50 PDH, LA CES/HSW, AIA/non-HSW, AICP, FL, NY/HSW

Field Session Leader(s)

NADINE SOUBOTIN, ASLA

Associate
Future Green Studio
Brooklyn, New York
Shannon Skinner, PLA, ASLA

Landscape Architect
Kimley-Horn
Atlanta, Georgia

Field Session Presenter(s)

Hunter Gee, FAIA

Principal
Smith Gee Studio
Nashville, Tennessee
Jim Irwin

New City Properties
Matt Vineyard

JE Dunn Construction
Brendan Boles

Kimley-Horn

2.50 PDH, LA CES/HSW, AIA/non-HSW, AICP, FL, NY/HSW

SOLD OUT

A dive into the transformation of the 14-acre Neuhoff site located in Nashville’s Germantown neighborhood. The story of the site captured through an exploration of the adaptive reuse of buildings and salvaged materials authentic to Neuhoff’s industrial past, with new design elements and programming anchoring a contemporary urban center.

$65 per person by August 18; $80 after August 18; includes transportation and water. Moderate walking.
Credit jedunn

Learning Outcomes:

Challenges and opportunities of Adaptive Reuse of historic sites and architecture
The process from design to construction of salvaging and repurposing materials
How to adapt design and build strategies based on site variables
Understanding the importance of design communication within a diverse consultant team and the opportunity to set community wide precedent