In Nashville’s Metrocenter district, where the skyline sharpens and the river bends, Knox was built for the next generation of professionals finding their rhythm between work, nightlife, and the first signs of adulthood.

The design needed to speak his language—engineered, grounded, self-assured. Copper foil and blueprint textures gave the identity an industrial edge softened by precision and restraint. The logo itself drew from architecture and geometry: structured, balanced, quietly confident.

From stationery to leasing guides, every element echoed craftsmanship and control, like a blueprint for a life in motion. Knox became the space between college and career—less apartment complex, more rite of passage.