Tag: sports
Optimizing Indoor Sports and Recreation with Cutting-Edge Fabric Facilities
By Dan Dalzell
From state-of-the-art hockey rinks, indoor soccer fields and concert venues, facility safety and durability are top of mind for organizations. To provide...
Can you turn an old, listed building into a gym?
To withstand the high noise, high energy cardio activities, vibration control specialist Mason UK helped a popular fitness brand transform a Grade II listed warehouse in...
City Park Golf Course Opens as a Key Project in Denver’s Platte to Park...
A close collaboration between the Civil Engineer, Golf Course Architect, and Landscape Architect results in a redesigned course that meets multiple community objectives
By Bill...
Climate Pledge Arena
An Environmental and Engineering Marvel
By Greg Huber
Being chosen by Oak View Group, a Seattle public-private partner and developer, to redevelop the former Key Arena...
Designing an Earthquake Resistant Stadium in Ten Months with Constructible BIM
Japan sits in the Pacific Ring of Fire, where several continental and oceanic plates meet, making it highly susceptible to earthquakes and tidal waves....
Making Sport a Spectacle for all to See
By Luke Carothers
For as long as there have been humans living together, there has been one form of athletic competition or another. From the...
Comeback Season: The Future of Venue Design Amid COVID-19
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the sports and entertainment industry has come to a screeching halt as venues around the world grapple with understanding...
Building Value into Sports Facilities
Rigid-frame fabric buildings offer a high-quality solution for budget-minded projects.
By Shannon Humbert and Eric Donnay
We live in a world where spending power can create...
Engineering Titletown
By Luke Carothers
For well over 100 years in the American Midwest, football has been as much a part of life as death and taxes. ...
