Seen in the foreground is a bio-swale, a terra-feature that allows runoff water to easily pass through the park and into the adjacent river. Beyond that stretches a row of LED light posts: a headline feature of the park's commitment to sustainability.
Located on the south bank of the Tennessee, the riverwalk gives park-goers a scenic view of downtown Knoxville.
Curbs are defined by a white layer of porous material that allows rainwater to easily run off the road without need for traditional drain grates
Wildflowers native to East Tennessee are a practical and beautiful way to pursue sustainable energy as they require lower maintenance than exotic flora.
A long-exposure photo of a lamp post reveals light trails lefts by the LED light’s reflection on insects drawn to the illumination.
An off-duty KPD narcotics officer and his German Shepherd take a midnight stroll.