10/20/2026
Check out the work done in August and September on Transforming Western’s Phases 2 and 4, along neighborhood improvements that will include a Connections Building, destination park, and expansion of the Beaumont Youth Center.
Phase 2 will include 52 mixed-income units. One building will include a health center operated by UT Medical and space for Knoxville Arts Center.
Phase 4 will include a total of 47 one- to four-bedroom units in three residential structures and an amenities building featuring a fitness center, community room, meeting space, leasing office and maintenance office.
The Connections Building will offer healthy food access and entrepreneurship opportunities, including culinary training and business incubation. Tenants Real Good Kitchen and Junior Achievement of East Tennessee will provide food education and financial literacy programs.
The Beaumont Youth Center expansion, operated by the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Tennessee Valley, will add activities and spaces for teenagers and youth.
The two-acre destination park will be managed by the City of Knoxville Parks and Recreation. Amenities will include a splash pad, playgrounds, pavilions, an outdoor stage, outdoor event space for food truck hookups, an open play area, and corner plaza.
For more information on this initiative, please visit TransformingWestern.com.
