We know the south isn’t technically known as being “cutting edge,” but really the whole stereotype thing is to throw you off – we’re rockin’ awesome. Even on the architectural side. Don’t believe us? You probably should take a look at Tennessee, folks…
- The ATT Building - Nashville
The tallest building in Tennessee reminds us of a certain superhero…locals fondly call it “The Batman Building.”
- The Pyramid - Memphis
The Pyramid has the tallest free-standing elevator in America, and is now the home to a HUGE Bass Pro Shop. Built in 1991, the company has a lease stretching to 2065.
- Neyland Stadium - Knoxville
Over 100,000 people can fit in the Neyland, making it the fifth biggest football stadium in the entire country.
- The Parthenon - Nashville
This exact replica of the Parthenon is Greece is the only one that exists in the world.
- The Walnut Street Bridge - Chattanooga
This Chattanooga camelback truss bridge is very long, and very old. It’s the first non-military highway bridge across the Tennessee river.
- The Tennessee State Capitol - Nashville
Modeled after a Greek ionic temple, the capitol building falls into the the same theme of the entire city. Interesting fact? It took 15 years to build.
- Hunter Museum of Art - Chattanooga
Just look at it. That’s all we have to say.
Do you have a favorite spot? Let us know in the comments below!
The tallest building in Tennessee reminds us of a certain superhero…locals fondly call it “The Batman Building.”
The Pyramid has the tallest free-standing elevator in America, and is now the home to a HUGE Bass Pro Shop. Built in 1991, the company has a lease stretching to 2065.
Over 100,000 people can fit in the Neyland, making it the fifth biggest football stadium in the entire country.
This exact replica of the Parthenon is Greece is the only one that exists in the world.
This Chattanooga camelback truss bridge is very long, and very old. It’s the first non-military highway bridge across the Tennessee river.
Modeled after a Greek ionic temple, the capitol building falls into the the same theme of the entire city. Interesting fact? It took 15 years to build.
Just look at it. That’s all we have to say.
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