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Baldwin joins planning, design company in Knoxville

Posted at 12:06 pm August 2, 2017
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Kathryn Baldwin

Kathryn Baldwin

 

Former Oak Ridge Community Development Director Kathryn Baldwin has joined Lose & Associates, a planning and design company that once developed a master plan for the Oak Ridge City Center.

Lose & Associates is a landscape architecture, architecture, civil engineering, and planning firm with offices in Nashville and Atlanta, a press release said. The company recently announced its expansion to the Knoxville area, in Franklin Square on Kingston Pike.

Baldwin, office manager and senior planner, will lead the Knoxville office, the press release said. She has a master’s degree in geography from East Tennessee State University, and she “brings a wealth of geographic knowledge, management skills, and technical knowledge to her new position,” the press release said.

Baldwin retired after 16 years with the City of Oak Ridge, and her last day was July 28. Wayne Blasius, who had been executive director of the nonprofit East Tennessee Community Design Center, has been hired to replace her, starting August 28. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Business, Front Page News, Oak Ridge, Top Stories Tagged With: Chris Camp, City of Oak Ridge, Daniel Boutte, Kathryn Baldwin, Lose & Associates, Oak Ridge, Oak Ridge City Center, Oak Ridge Community Development

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