After living away from Chattanooga for some years, I returned to the area broke without direction.
I had a lot of ideas floating around in my head and didn’t know how to make sense of them. Since most of them involved some sort of business, I figured the Launch class was a good place to start. Read more
Glass House Collective is a Chattanooga-based nonprofit working to revitalize a corner of that former industrial city. Focused on East Chattanooga, specifically a commercial corridor called Glass Street, the group works to bring “life back to Glass Street and Glass Street back to life” Read more
“I first heard about the Glass House Collective two weeks or so ago through a Facebook post of a video created by your team. I was so energized by just that little tidbit that I found myself bringing it up almost constantly for the next few days to my friends, even though I hardly knew anything about it. The attitude and goal really resonated with me and I felt like it was something I wanted to be a part of. Read more
Please join us for a panel discussion on the challenges and successes of creative placemaking featuring special guest Rocco Landesman, Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts on Wednesday, September 12th from 5:30 – 6:30pm at The Chattanoogan, Ballroom A. This event is free to the Public.
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Glass House Collective is a Chattanooga-based nonprofit working to revitalize a corner of that former industrial city. Focused on East Chattanooga, specifically a commercial corridor called Glass Street, the group works to bring “life back to Glass Street and Glass Street back to life” through creative projects and events that animate the space. Read more
Last week Glass House Collective and the American Institute of Architects (AIA) presented the plans from the Urban Design Workshop at the Chattanooga Trade and Convention Center. The teams were made up of architects participating in the AIA convention, neighborhood residents, urban planners, politicians, and designers. Read more
Today Glass Street was filled with members of the Tennessee Chapter of American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the Chattanooga community, all participants in a design charrette hosted by Glass House Collective. Read more
Glass House Collective will be hosting a design charrette with the Tennessee Chapter of American Institute of Architects (AIA) on July 25th and 26th. Read more
