The Goal of the Charrette...
to create a VISION for the eMain USA neighborhood!

Mayor David Armstrong convened a design charette in February 2000 to gather ideas for eMain from property-owners, e-buisinesses, venture capitalists, educators, technology professionals and other interested stakeholders. The result was a report outlining a vision for the district, an assessment of needs and key goals for making eMain a distinctive, inclusive, cosmopolitan “urban village.”

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eMain Charrette Report
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courtesy of
Louisville Development
Authority, City of Louisville
 

On February 29, March 1 & 2 of 2000, the first design charrette for eMain USA was held. Approximately 90 individuals attended the first session of the three-day process!

Attendees represented a wide diversity of interested parties - property owners, e-business reps, venture capitalists, educators, technology professionals & other diverse stakeholders who contributed input to the visioning sessions.

Results included initial plans for private & public development; lists of needs from amenities to support services; graphic renderings of proposed developments; & a growing level of excitement as team members worked hard to shape their collective vision of an "urbanvillage," friendly to the e-commerce community!

To find out more about the Vision for "e-topia," download the complete Charette Report (26.5Mb).

 

Table of Contents
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-->> Intro & Contents
1. Acknowledgements
2. Introduction
3.>>
Plan Recommendations
--Vision for "e-topia"
--Design Team
--Master Plan Recommendations
--Streetscape Rec.
--eBusiness Office Rec.
--eMain Development Concepts
--Residential Development
4.>> Design Charrette
--Vision for "e-topia"
--Bldg & Physical Infrastructure
--External & Internal Linkages
--Support Services
--Technology Needs
--Site Infrastructure & Amenities
5.>>
Conclusion

 
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