Downtown’s One Commerce Square office tower is getting a few design tweaks.

One Commerce Square’s new look and a new 60-foot mural are going before the Downtown Memphis Commission’s Design Review Board July 6.

LRK will show various designs for One Commerce Square and its parking garage to the board for approval.

The firm has designed a signage and wayfinding package for the Downtown office tower’s parking garage. This includes a lit parking sign along Union Avenue with an LED display to show parking rates and signs highlighting pedestrian and vehicle entrances.

LRK also has designed building entry upgrades and improvements to One Commerce Square itself, including a pedestrian entrance at November 6th Street with lighting and a glass overhang. Another pedestrian entrance along Monroe would get a glass roof with improved lighting as well.

The UrbanArt Commission UrbanArt Commission Latest from The Business Journals CVB investing in convention center’s image‘I Love Memphis’ murals to hit the streetsGrizzlies sell out Saturday’s game against Spurs Follow this company will go before the board to put an “I Love Memphis” mural at the fire station at 65 S. Front.

Working with the Memphis Convention and Visitors Bureau and Mayor A C Wharton Jr.’s office, the nonprofit arts organization is planning 10 “I Love Memphis” murals across the city. The first went up in Midtown’s Cooper-Young neighborhood.

Memphis artists Jerry and Terry Lynn will be installing the Downtown mural, which will be on the south side of the firehouse.

The mural will be sealed with an anti-graffiti coating giving it a life expectancy of 15-20 years.

One Commerce Square’s new look and a new 60-foot mural are going before the Downtown Memphis Commission’s Design Review Board July 6.

LRK will show various designs for One Commerce Square and its parking garage to the board for approval.

The firm has designed a signage and wayfinding package for the Downtown office tower’s parking garage. This includes a lit parking sign along Union Avenue with an LED display to show parking rates and signs highlighting pedestrian and vehicle entrances.

LRK also has designed building entry upgrades and improvements to One Commerce Square itself, including a pedestrian entrance at November 6th Street with lighting and a glass overhang. Another pedestrian entrance along Monroe would get a glass roof with improved lighting as well.

The UrbanArt Commission UrbanArt Commission Latest from The Business Journals CVB investing in convention center’s image‘I Love Memphis’ murals to hit the streetsGrizzlies sell out Saturday’s game against Spurs Follow this company will go before the board to put an “I Love Memphis” mural at the fire station at 65 S. Front.

Working with the Memphis Convention and Visitors Bureau and Mayor A C Wharton Jr.’s office, the nonprofit arts organization is planning 10 “I Love Memphis” murals across the city. The first went up in Midtown’s Cooper-Young neighborhood.

Memphis artists Jerry and Terry Lynn will be installing the Downtown mural, which will be on the south side of the firehouse.

The mural will be sealed with an anti-graffiti coating giving it a life expectancy of 15-20 years.

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