This view shows how the vision for Hawk Hill incorporates into all of downtown. It provides a seamless connection for the Riverfront, echoing the neighborhood found to the east on Walnut Hill.

A closer look at Hawk Hill from an aerial view. The site is transformed into a new neighborhood, providing opportunities for housing at a variety of scale, price points and types, along with options for retail, restaurants and a possible hotel.

If you are standing on the Chattanooga Green, you would have a view of an iconic staircase to bring visitors up to the top of Hawk Hill. The vision does include a lift system to assist with ADA accommodation. To the left of the stairs is a vision for a grab and go café, with on the right, a possible hotel that could include restaurant space on the ground level and rooftop amenities above.

Bistro lights, lights along walkways and additional storefronts will add to the evening ambiance of a vision for Hawk Hill. With more places to eat, relax and shop, the district will be filled with life during the day and nighttime hours.

With the vision of possible restaurants, park space, overlooks alongside of housing, the top of Hawk Hill become a destination and a new neighborhood.

The vision for the top of Hawk Hill be will filled with spaces for all to enjoy, providing public access via walkways to overlooks, dining options and storefronts.

A view from on top of Hawk Hill overlooking a neighborhood-scale park. There is a proposed level of one deck of underground parking below the park for residents and the public. To the right of the park, there are proposed condos, retail and restaurant space. Closest to the edge of the hill are possible townhouses with garages built in for parking. The towers to the left of the park include the availability to integrate workforce, affordable and market-rate housing. A parking garage is also integrated into the structure.

The current road leading up to AT&T field will be transformed into a new access point to the entire hill. On the left side, a vision suggests the possibility for retail with apartments above and a parking garage tucked behind. To the right, there could be the option for condos.