Cannelton Downtown Planning

Terry Ammons led the AIA Design Assistance Team on a 3 day charrette to develop a revitalization plan and brownfield mitigation strategy for Cannelton. One of the key elements of the plan is a set of ideas for transforming the large, imposing concrete flood wall that separates Downtown from the Ohio River. The plan focused on new greenway connections to the Ohio River Greenway and the redevelopment of the 30 acre Can Clay brown field manufacturing site which sits adjacent to Downtown.

See full plan HERE

PROPOSAL FOR HISTORICAL MURALS ON THE FLOOD WALL

PROPOSAL FOR HISTORICAL MURALS ON THE FLOOD WALL

APPROACH TO DOWNTOWN ZONING AND PRIORITIES

APPROACH TO DOWNTOWN ZONING AND PRIORITIES

GREENSPACE AND GREENWAY FOCUS FOR DOWNTOWN

GREENSPACE AND GREENWAY FOCUS FOR DOWNTOWN

NEW GREENWAY CONNECTORS TO THE OHIO RIVER GREENWAY TRAIL

NEW GREENWAY CONNECTORS TO THE OHIO RIVER GREENWAY TRAIL

CAN CLAY FACTORY BUILDINGS

CAN CLAY FACTORY BUILDINGS

PROPOSED RE-USE OF CAN CLAY FACTORY BUILDINGS AND FLOOD WALL MURAL

PROPOSED RE-USE OF CAN CLAY FACTORY BUILDINGS AND FLOOD WALL MURAL

FLOOD WALL STRETCHES THROUGH DOWNTOWN AND ADJACENT NEIGHBORHOODS

FLOOD WALL STRETCHES THROUGH DOWNTOWN AND ADJACENT NEIGHBORHOODS

AQUEDUCT MURAL PROPOSED FOR FLOOD WALL

AQUEDUCT MURAL PROPOSED FOR FLOOD WALL

FRONT STREET FLOOD WALL THROUGH DOWNTOWN

FRONT STREET FLOOD WALL THROUGH DOWNTOWN

PROPOSED USE OF FRONT STREET FOR FESTIVALS AND VIEW OF AQUEDUCT MURAL

PROPOSED USE OF FRONT STREET FOR FESTIVALS AND VIEW OF AQUEDUCT MURAL

USE OF CAN CLAY KILNS AS COOL PERFORMANCE VENUES

USE OF CAN CLAY KILNS AS COOL PERFORMANCE VENUES