The project Regrowth is an urban revival exploration meant to ease the housing crisis and lower the number of houseless individuals in Knoxville. Regrowth provides affordable housing to help people get back on their feet during times of financial hardship. It is located near one of the larger houseless populations in Knoxville in a historic building that contains the Knoxville Leadership Foundation, whose purpose is to help houseless people.

The historic Regas Building is being vertically expanded to become a mini-city. The housing types contained in this complex include family, individual and communal SRO layouts. All dwelling units are subsidized, no market rate will be offered. In terms of services, the building will contain a bodega, a farmers market, a restaurant, job counseling, child care mental and physical health facilities, skill learning programs, garden space, community and flex space, medical access, and a library. The idea is to remove as many barriers to individual freedom as possible. The residents will have an opportunity to engage in a closed-loop garden system that will provide personal consumable and profitable merchandise. All funds made from the bodega and farmers market renting space will be put directly back into the building for the maintenance and residence necessities.