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State of the Art Recreation Facilities.Pdf 610-CoverWeb.indd 1 5/11/10 3:51 PM INDEX TO PROJECTS EIGHTY-SEVEN ATHLETIC, FITNESS AND RECREATION FACILITIES — ALL CONSTRUCTED OR RENOVATED IN THE PAST THREE YEARS — ARE HIGHLIGHTED IN ATHLETIC BUSINESS’ 23RD ANNUAL ARCHITECTURAL Ω SHOWCASE. THIS SUMMER, THE FACILITIES WILL BE JUDGED BY A PANEL OF LEADING SPORTS, RECREATION AND FITNESS FACILITY ARCHITECTS, WITH 23rd THE 10 WINNERS IN THE 30TH ANNUAL FACILITY OF MERIT AWARDS PRO- Annual GRAM ANNOUNCED IN THE DECEMBER ISSUE OF ATHLETIC BUSINESS AND PRESENTED AT THE ATHLETIC BUSINESS CONFERENCE, DEC. 1-4 2010 IN SAN DIEGO, CALIF. All-Pro Freight Stadium ...............34 Chapman University — George Mason University — Erin J. Lastinger Athletics Recreation and Athletic Apple Valley Family Aquatic Complex .........................................54 Complex Renovation and Facility Expansion .....................36 Expansion .....................................73 City of Henderson Senior Augustana College — George Sim Community Center..............................................55 Kirkeby-Over Stadium............38 Center Renovation ....................74 College of St. Scholastica — Blue Ash Recreation Center Grand Park Community Burns Wellness Commons Recreation Center .....................75 Renovation and Expansion ..39 Renovation and Addition .......56 Grande Prairie Gymnastics Bradley University — Markin Colorado State University- Centre..............................................76 Family Student Recreation Pueblo Student Recreation Hollyburn Country Club Center..............................................40 Center..............................................58 Addition ..........................................78 C.V. Starr Community Center/ Credit Union Place ..........................60 Hope College — Van Andel Sigrid & Harry Spath Creighton University — Wayne Soccer Stadium .........................80 Aquatic Center, Fort Bragg ...42 and Eileen Ryan Athletic The Houstonian Hotel, Club and Spa Expansion ..................82 California State University, Center & D.J. Sokol Arena ....62 Bakersfi eld Student Dancel Family Center Y Hyannis Youth & Community Center..............................................84 Recreation Center .....................44 Renovation and Addition .......63 Illinois State University — David R. Meager Malta California State University, Duffy Bass Field Chico — Wildcat Community Center Renovation ....................................86 Renovation and Addition .......64 Recreation Center .....................46 Imagine Center .................................88 Deerfi eld Academy — Robert Calvin College — Spoelhof Independence Events Center M. Dewey Squash Center .....66 Fieldhouse Complex ...............48 and Community Ice Rink .......90 Delaware State University Cambridge Rindge and Latin Indiana State University Wellness and Recreation Student Recreation Center ...91 School — War Memorial Center..............................................68 Infi nity Park at the Village Recreation Center Don Wheaton YMCA ......................70 of Glendale ...................................92 Renovation ....................................50 Florida International University, Inner Mongolia Arena & Camelback Ranch - Glendale ...52 Biscayne Bay Recreation Olympic Practice Facility .......93 Cedar Park Center ..........................53 Center Addition ..........................72 Innisfi l Recreation Complex ......94 32 ATHLETIC BUSINESS JUNE 2010 WWW.ATHLETICBUSINESS.COM/SHOWCASE 610-INDEX of PROJECTS.indd 32 5/13/10 10:03 AM Facilities have been divided into six categories. For Iowa State University — Sukup The Salvation Army Ray quick recognition of Basketball Complex ...................96 & Joan Kroc Corps each project type, Community Center ................122 Lafayette College — Fisher Field match the page’s and Stadium Complex Secaucus Recreation Center ..124 colored sidebar to Renovation, Bourger Varsity St. Louis University the reference chart Football House ...........................98 High School — Danis Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Field House ...............................125 below. Medicine — The John M. Stone Creek Club & Spa ..........126 & Silvia Ferretti Medical COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY FACILITIES Fitness and Wellness Syracuse University — HEALTH & WELLNESS FACILITIES Center...........................................100 Carmelo K. Anthony JOINT-VENTURE FACILITIES Basketball Center ..................127 PRO FACILITIES Louisiana State University — PUBLIC RECREATION FACILITIES Alex Box Stadium ..................102 Texas Christian University — SCHOOL FACILITIES Abe Martin Academic Marshall University Enhancement Center & Recreation Center ..................103 Dutch Meyer Athletic University of Massachusetts- Mayfair Community Center .....104 Complex ......................................128 Amherst Campus Recreation Center ..................146 Midwestern State University — Texas State University — Bruce and Graciela Bobcat Stadium Expansion ..129 University of Michigan — Al Glick Field House .............148 Redwine Student Texas State University Recreation Center ..................106 Student Recreation University of Minnesota — Minnesota State University — Center Expansion and TCF Bank Stadium ................150 Dragon Wellness Center ......108 Renovation .................................130 University of Richmond — Weinstein Center for Missouri Southern State Texas Tech University Recreation & Wellness University — Beimdiek Student Leisure Pool ...........132 Renovation and Addition ....152 Recreation Center TIMEX Performance Center University of South Carolina Renovation and Expansion ...109 (New York Giants — Carolina Stadium ..............154 Monmouth University Headquarters and Multipurpose Activity Training Facility) ......................133 University of West Georgia — University Stadium ..........156 Center...........................................110 Uintah Community Moody Park Outdoor Pool .......111 Recreation Center ..................134 University of Wisconsin - La Crosse — Roger Harring Oak Park Community Center University of California Los Stadium & Veterans Multipurpose Facility ............112 Angeles — Spieker Memorial Field Complex ........158 Aquatics Center and Ohio Dominican University Dirks Pool...................................136 Upper Canada College — — Bishop James A. Griffi n William P. Wilder Arena Student Center ........................113 University of California & Sports Complex .................160 San Diego RIMAC Annex ...138 Old Dominion University Vanderbilt University Football Receation Center ...................114 University of Dubuque — Stadium Revitalization ........161 Chlapaty Recreation and Penn State University — Vic Johnston Community Wellness Center/Football Centre Renovation .................162 Basketball Coaches Offi ce Stadium Renovation .............140 Facility Renovation ................116 West Sacramento Recreation University of Florida — Center...........................................163 Red Deer Recreation Centre Donald R. Dizney Stadium/ Renovation .................................117 Florida Lacrosse Facility .......142 West Vancouver Community Centre ................164 Rensselaer Polytechnic University of Illinois at Urbana- Institute — East Campus Champaign Activities Woolwich Memorial Centre .....165 Athletic Village .........................118 and Recreation Center The Yawkey Sports Training Richmond Olympic Oval ...........120 Renovation .................................144 Center...........................................166 WWW.ATHLETICBUSINESS.COM/SHOWCASE JUNE 2010 ATHLETIC BUSINESS 33 610-INDEX of PROJECTS.indd 33 5/13/10 10:03 AM Ω 23rd Annual 2010 All-Pro Freight Stadium PRO FACILITIES Avon, Ohio The main entry gate’s stair and elevator towers create a grand portal to the venue while allowing for direct visual access to home plate and the fi eld upon fans’ arrival. The scale of the ballpark on the interior is critical to capturing the essence of the game. PHOTOS BY HANSON PHOTOGRAPHIC BY PHOTOS The main concourse offers ample space for fan amenities, while an outfi eld grass berm accommodates overfl ow crowds. ll-Pro Freight Stadium is the which includes seating for 5,000 teams, is geared toward family Acenterpiece of a new 133-acre spectators, was meant to surpass entertainment and community recreational and mixed-use develop- other venues of this scope. The programming, as there will be ment. The site, given to the city a concourse level includes team offi ces, concerts and festivals seven months of number of years ago, had been used a team shop, concessions stands, a the year. by a local utility company as a dump- clubhouse (with party patio above), ing ground for fl y ash, and the city and maintenance, storage and support EXECUTIVE ARCHITECT: decided to use a small portion of the facilities. The suite level includes 11 RWL Architects land for this project, which it saw as enclosed suites, two open suites, team Elyria, Ohio an economic development tool. Future offi ces, a press box, concessions sports and recreation developments stands and support facilities. The ARCHITECT OF RECORD: will include a YMCA and an ice rink. main concourse offers ample space for OSports (Osborn Sports Architecture) The home venue for the Lake Erie fan amenities, while an outfi eld grass Cleveland, Ohio Crushers represents the next genera- berm accommodates overfl ow crowds. tion of ballparks for the independent The ballpark, which features a OCCUPANCY: May 2009 Frontier Baseball League.
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