>Cape Russell Retreat featured in 'Dwell' September Issue 10_August
>'Knox Firm Snags AIA Kudos' - Knoxville News Sentinel Property Scope >'Southeastern Glass: A Welcome Addition' - Metropulse >The Residences at Eastport Groundbreaking - August 13th >AIA Tennessee Award of Merit - Peoples Bank of the South >John Sanders and Brandon Pace present recent work at AIA Tennessee 2010 Convention >Peoples Bank of the South featured on ArchDaily >Sanders Pace Architecture office move to West Jackson Workshops is complete, open for business Monday August 2nd at 514 West Jackson Avenue 10_July
>John Sanders and Brandon Pace present lecture titled Design + Practice at University of Tennessee Design Camp >'Both Jackson St. and Gay St. experience renovations' - WBIR TV >'Something old, something new, and a rendering' - Knoxville News Sentinel Property Scope 10_June
>'US Cellular Expanding West Knox Site' - Knoxville News Sentinel Property Scope 10_May
>Team including Sanders Pace Architecture selected following competitive design phase of South Waterfront Pedestrian/Bicycle Bridge RFQ 10_April
>Team including Sanders Pace Architecture chosen for competitive design phase for new pedestrian bridge linking the University of Tennessee campus to Knoxville's South Waterfront 10_March
>'New condos, retail part of planned revitalization of downtown's Jackson Avenue' - Knoxville News Sentinel 10_February
>'Rehab Planned for Jackson Avenue Space' - Knoxville News Sentinel Property Scope >Cape Russell Retreat featured as Building of the Week on www.world-architects.com >'Alcoa Firm Joins Emory Place Transformation' - Knoxville News Sentinel Property Scope 10_January
>Cape Russell Retreat featured on ArchDaily 09_December
>John Sanders named to Greater Knoxville Business Journal's 40 under 40 >Congratulations to Ashley Beals Pace for completing ARE professional licensing exam!09_November
>'Students Re-imagine Mill Space' - Knoxville News Sentinel. Highlights work of Brandon Pace's Fall 2009 Graduate Studio. >Brandon Pace presents recent work at PKN4 event November 6th in Chattanooga 09_October
>AIArchitect - "AIA Tennessee Honors 9 Projects with Design Awards" >Sanders Pace Architecture wins 3 AIA East Tennessee Awards at Annual Gala >Award of Honor - Peoples Bank of the South >Award of Honor - Cape Russell Retreat >Honor Citation - Acute: Retail >Sanders Pace Architecture along with Joint Venture partner Barber McMurry Architects selected by KCDC to design public housing project on the site of the former Eastport School in Knoxville 09_September
>609 Kendrick Place featured in 'Custom Home' Magazine September/October Issue >'Changes at Southeastern Glass' - Knoxville News Sentinel Property Scope >609 Kendrick Place featured in 'Residential Architect' Magazine September/October Issue 09_August
>Sanders Pace Architecture with Partners development wins MPC Excellence Award for Cherokee Plaza >John Sanders and Brandon Pace join University of Tennessee School of Architecture as Adjunct Faculty for Fall 2009 semester 09_July
>Sanders Pace Architecture wins 2 AIA Tennessee awards at Annual Gala >Award of Excellence - Cape Russell Retreat >Award of Merit - Nama Bearden >Sanders and Pace to serve as Celebrity Bartenders at Fort Sanders Yacht Club July 13 at 5:30pm. Proceeds to benefit Knox Heritage. >'Glass Building Revival on Jackson' - Knoxville News Sentinel Property Scope 09_June
>3 Sanders Pace Architecture design professionals achieve LEED Certification rounding out SPA's fully accredited professional staff 09_April
>'Developer Turns Vacant Warehouses into Living Space' - The Memphis Daily News 09_March
>'Clean Care combines wash, maintenance operations' - Cookeville Herald-Citizen 09_February
>AIArchitect - "AIA Tennessee Honors 11 Projects" 09_January
>Four Sanders Pace Architecture projects selected for exhibition at the University of Tennessee Reading Room 08_November
>26 Market Square wins Knox Heritage "Fantastic 15" Award >Clean Care places second nationally in NOLN Magazine "Best Looking Lube 2008" 08_October
>Sanders Pace Architecture wins 4 AIA East Tennessee Awards at Annual Gala >Award of Honor - Nama Bearden >Honor Citation - Clean Care >Honor Citation - US Cellular Facade Renovations >Award of Merit - Marble Slab on Market Square >Four Sanders Pace Projects Chosen for Exhibition at the Knoxville Museum of Art >Sanders Pace Architecture wins a 2008 Orchid award from Keep Knoxville Beautiful for Cherokee Plaza 08_August
>Central Business Improvement District appointment to Board of Directors 2008-2010 (Sanders) 08_July
>AIA Tennessee Award of Merit - US Cellular Facade Renovations >304 South Gay Street image used as part of AIA Tennessee's newly launched 'Good Design Makes a Difference' campaign 08_June
>'The Carson - Suburban Amenities in a Downtown Setting' - Knoxville News Sentinel 08_May
>'Cityview' Magazine Feature "Designing Downtown" 08_February
>Exhibition - University of Tennessee School of Architecture - AIA East Tennessee 2007 Award Winners >Sanders Pace Architecture shortlisted for addition to Knoxville Museum of Art 07_November
>'Knoxville Architects Take Home Awards' - Knoxville News Sentinel 07_October
>'Landmarks of East Tennessee' - Knoxville News Sentinel >AIA East Tennessee Award of Merit - 609 Kendrick Place >AIA East Tennessee Award of Merit - Renaissance Farragut 07_September
>Honorable Mention - Top 15 Buildings of 150 Years, AIA East Tennessee, 304 South Gay Street 07_June
>Appointment by the City of Knoxville Mayor to the Downtown Design Review Board for a 2 year term 2007-2009 (Sanders) 07_March
>Exhibition - Nashville Civic Design Center - AIA Tennessee 2006 Design Awards >Exhibition - University of Tennessee School of Architecture - AIA Tennessee 2006 Award Winners 07_January
>'Fantastic Fifteen' Preservation Award - Knox Heritage for 414 Clinch Avenue (Sandstone Court) 06_December
>AIArchitect - "Eleven Projects Capture Awards in Volunteer State" 06_October
>AIA East Tennessee Award of Honor - 304 South Gay Street >AIA East Tennessee Award of Merit - Nama Sushi 06_August
>'Renovation More Than Just a Pretty Face' - Knoxville News Sentinel 06_July
>AIArchitect - "AIA Gulf States Region Celebrates 2006 Honor Awards" >AIA Tennessee Award of Merit - 304 South Gay Street 06_June
>'Facade Project Gets Nod' - Knoxville News Sentinel >AIA Gulf States Award of Merit - 304 South Gay Street 06_April
>'Local Architects Honored with Design Awards' - Knoxville News Sentinel
Keller Lofts - Phase I
| Client: | John Sanders |
| Location: | Knoxville, Tennessee |
| Size: | 1000 Square Feet |
| Completion: | Summer 2004 |
The project began as a 98 year old empty urban shell space in a building originally occupied by the area's first black theatre. The specific floor was formerly occupied by a worker's club, in other words, a "speak easy".
The transformation started with the development and subdivision of four individual residential condominium units, each unique in character, design and layout. The program of this specific loft unit was simple yet highly intricate in its creative use of materials, lighting and finishing techniques.
Acting as the architect and owner, this urban residence was also developed successfully on a limited budget by using the labor and talents of friends and fellow colleagues. With unique design and critical detailing as a motive, the materials used provide a sense of quality and uniqueness for the resident.