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Title	Miller Park
Creator.Entities	James Franklin Architects/Planners
Notes	Built 1976. Project Description: One of the finest city parks of its kind, Miller Park features a fountain wall and reflection pool and earth berms around its perimeter to reduce noise. There are also benches and seating areas for rest and relaxation. A city block size publicly-owned park features a fountain and reflection pool, benches and landscape design which provide a serene setting for passive enjoyment. Miller Park, the first downtown park, was developed by the city of Chattanooga at a project cost of $2.75 million from public and private sources. The project engineers were the Betts Engineering Associates. R.A. Agnew Construction Co. built the park. Project Location: Market St., Chattanooga, TN Size: city block
Description	Central reflecting pool and waterfall
Subject.Entities	James Franklin Architects/Planners
Subject	Parks Landscape architecture Water in landscape architecture
Location	Tennessee -- Chattanooga
Title.Series	New Directions in Landscape Architecture: Part III
Collection Title	Landscape Architecture
Publisher.Location	Seattle, WA
Publisher	Art on FIle
Date.Published	2000
Copyright Information	http://contentdm.unl.edu/archt_copyright.html
Collection information	Collection administered by Visual Resources manager, Architecture Library, (402) 472-1193
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