What This Story Is About
- The University of Tennessee has shared an update on the upcoming demolition of its G10 parking garage.
Why It Matters
- The parking garage is being demolished to make room for Neyland Stadium’s new entertainment district, 865 Neyland.
- Officials said demolition equipment is scheduled to arrive on campus Monday, with a controlled, mechanical top-down demolition to follow.
Catch Up
- Documents filed with TDEC revealed the demolition and asbestos renovation work is scheduled to begin on Oct. 5 and be completed by Jan. 1, 2027.
- Construction on 865 Neyland is projected to be completed by 2028.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) – The University of Tennessee shared an update on the demolition of the G10 parking garage on Monday and what the work will mean for drivers and university students and faculty members.
University officials said demolition equipment is slated to arrive on Monday, which will affect access to the garage and surrounding areas.
“Members of the campus community should anticipate increased construction activity, equipment movement, and contractor presence near G10,” the university said. “There will be signage and barricades to guide vehicle and pedestrian traffic. Please use caution when traveling through the area and adhere to all posted signage, barriers, and traffic-control measures.”…