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Stantec Design Partner Portfolio Design Team Qualifcations Stantec Design Partner Portfolio Design Team Qualifcations The Stantec community unites more than 22,000 employees working in over 400 locations. We collaborate across disciplines and industries to bring buildings, energy and resource, and infrastructure projects to life. Our work—professional consulting in planning, engineering, architecture and interiors, landscape architecture, surveying, environmental sciences, project management, and project economics—begins at the intersection of community, creativity, and client relationships. Our Sport Group ofers a full range of design services in the planning and implementation of athletic facilities. Our specialized division is a talented and committed team of architects, landscape architects, and engineers focused on providing athletic planning services for preparatory and collegiate academic institutions, municipal clients, and professional sports franchises. Our depth of experience and detailed knowledge of athletic design enables us to work collaboratively to provide thoughtful, exciting and innovative responses to the planning and design challenges with which we are presented. Our comprehensive design service experience include: » Comprehensive athletic master plans for public and private colleges, universities, and schools throughout the Northeast and the United States; » Full site design services including cost estimating for stadia, multi-purpose fields, running tracks and tennis facilities at private, public and higher education institutions; » Permitting of difcult projects located within jurisdictional areas and bound by restrictive requirements in numerous towns and cities; and » Construction phase services to oversee that our projects are being constructed to the level of detail that athletes and spectators deserve. Photos at right, clockwise from top lef. Texan Drive Stadium, Tully Stadium, Alvin Stadium, Texan Drive Stadium. Experts in every feld Stadium facility design We are athletes, coaches, and sport enthusiasts ourselves, Stantec’s broad range of expertise covers all aspects so our recommendations are made with the scientific of stadium design, athletic field design, and related and aesthetic approach of professional designers, as well comprehensive services. Our proposed services for as the excitement and understanding of competitive Dillon Stadium include: and recreational athleticism. We apply the latest proven technologies in athletic facility design, balanced with » Real estate/economic analysis efcient and cost efective construction methods for long- » Architectural services term facility use. » Sustainability Operational efciencies along with a great athlete and » Athletic field design and sports lighting spectator experience will ensure a long future for the » Landscape architecture new Dillon Stadium. Our design team will work closely » Civil engineering with operations and team sports management to ensure the facility will work efciently and with safety in mind » Geotechnical engineering while serving the needs of the various user groups. » Structural engineering Additionally, our experts will collaborate from planning » Mechanical, electrical, plumbing engineering through design and construction to streamline costs and maximize revenue generation opportunities for the » Security and Communications Intelligence facility; ensuring its continued use. Relevant Projects We’re on your team The following pages highlight just some of our similar project experience. We have a working portfolio in all field and sporting venue types within your scope of work and beyond. Our landscape architects, engineers, architects, and environmental services professionals have the experience your project needs to see you through all permitting approvals and regulatory needs. Reliability Our strong in-house advantage for core design services means that the Capital Region Development Authority will receive comprehensive, cost efective design solutions in an efcient and timely manner. As added comfort, Stantec is a registered user of the guidelines set in the ISO9001:2008 Quality Management standard, and we follow these guidelines in each of our projects to ensure the highest level of quality control. Availability Our team is available to immediately begin working with you on this project. From pre-season training through the finals, we understand the sensitive schedules of athletic programming and regularly work with both public agencies, municipalities, and private or academic institutions on similar of athletic facility and field projects. References Our clients say it best. We encourage you to reach out to our references to hear first-hand how our specialized Sport Group helped improve their facilities and the athletic communities they serve. “ Stantec is a superb team player and established productive working relationships with all parties.” Ed Reilly, Athletic Director Worcester Academy South Campus Athletic Field, 2013 ASBA Single Field Sports Facility of the Year Client Texan Drive Stadium New Caney Porter, TX Independent School District (ISD) Our team worked closely with New Caney ISD to design the District’s new stadium and supporting facilities, Texan Drive Stadium, which provides student athletes and East Contact Montgomery County residents a sense of place and pride. Jim Grant, Executive Dir. of Operations Texan Drive Stadium accommodates football, soccer, and community events, and (281) 577-8620 includes a Community Room that overlooks the field that can host large events. New Caney and Porter High Schools share use of the facility. Texan Drive Stadium Construction Cost highlights: $ 30M » Field House contains a 5,523 SF Community Room with a glass facade overlooking the playing field, as well as a kitchen, administrative ofce, conference rooms, and home and visitor training and locker rooms. » Two-story Press Box: The 1st floor features space for scouts and press, separate and remote spaces for home and visitor coaches, filming decks, and a hospitality bar. The 2nd floor provides VIP areas that can be rented to the community. » The stadium is equipped with a jumbo electronic video/scoreboard and ribbon boards at the front of the home and visitor grandstands. » Seating: Lower level seating is concrete on a berm, and Upper level are steel and aluminum grandstands » Design accommodates future development of an arena north of the site, and additional stadium seating. Darrell Tully Stadium Client Houston, TX Spring Branch Independent School Tully Stadium was an existing 12,000 seat capacity concrete stadium, constructed on District (ISD) a berm, that shared a site with Don Coleman Coliseum (DCC), an existing 5,000 seat arena, and a newly constructed athletic facility. The Tully Stadium / Don Coleman Contact Coliseum Additions and Renovations project addressed the two separate facilities to Dr. Duncan Klussman establish a cohesive campus identity that did not exist beforehand. Superintendent (713) 464-1511 The home side pressbox of Tully Stadium, containing restrooms, concessions, VIP rooms, filming decks, coaches areas for home and visitor, and media rooms, was fully renovated. The pressbox is accessed by an elevator that connects to the new building Construction Cost via a series of bridges. A new concession / restroom facility was built at the north end $ 12M (Tully Stadium) of the stadium to serve both the home and visitor spectators. The visitor side pressbox, $ 9M (DCC) restrooms, and concessions were renovated, and the existing bench seating in the stadium underwent structural upgrades. Don Coleman Coliseum received extensive HVAC renovations, arena ceiling replacement, restroom / concession renovations, and seat replacements. The front entrance was modified to provide a new vestibule, canopy, and accessible front entry plaza. The building façade was replaced to tie it in with the new Tully pressbox and the new athletic facility. The site was renovated to provide new vehicular entrances, parking, defined vehicular and pedestrian trafc, and green space. The focus of this project was to bring the two facilities up to modern standards and create an athletic campus that accurately portrays the identity of the district. Veterans Memorial Athletic Complex Client City of Waltham Waltham, MA When the former Army Corps of Engineer site in Waltham was surplused by the United States government, the property was subdivided amongst three entities. Our team collaborated with the City to prepare a master plan for the site, a subdivision plan, as well as site plans and construction documents for two of the property owners, the Gann Academy and the City of Waltham. The City’s property, Veterans Memorial Fields, encompasses approximately half of the former ACOE site (25 acres). Through meetings with various public constituent groups and a public design process, a program for four infilled synthetic turf multi- purpose fields and two high-end, sand based, natural grass softball fields was set. Other site improvements include parking for approximately 265 vehicles, fencing, site walks, landscaping, and signage improvements were also designed. Today the site is an active recreational resource for locals, including adult softball leagues, Waltham Pop Warner Football, as well as the facility of choice for fund raising events by charitable organizations in the area. Manning Bowl Client Lynn, MA City of Lynn Following the demolition of their old and unsuitable WPA stadium, our Sport Construction Cost Group collaborated with the City to provide design, bidding, and construction $ 4M administration
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