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FL, Fort Myers:, Lee County Sports Complex Renovation to Hammond Stadium and Lee County Sports Complex, spring training home of the Twins Miracle. Architect: Populous. Two phases, one year each. New player development academy, renovations and concourse for Hammond. New parking lot. Phase 2 includes expanded concourses, improved concessions and restrooms, clubhouse expansion, premium seating, store, group seating, press box improvements. Construction: Manhattan Twins Joint Venture. Capacity 9,300 (8,000)
Completion 2015
FL, Orlando, Citrus Bowl Demolition and reconstruction of the lower bowl in two phases. New and enhanced concessions, locker rooms, restrooms, press and utilities. Light tower repairs, signage. Construction: Turner. Architect: HNTB. Club seats: 4,000. Club/banquet area: 40,000ft2. Capacity 70,000 Cost $191m
Completion 2015
FL, Orlando Soccer Stadium for Orlando City SC, that has played in the Citrus Bowl but will play 2014 at ESPN Wide World of Sports (Disney). Team will be a tenant and pay annual rental for 25 years. Finance: City and County tourism taxes ($20m), Orlando City SC $30m. Cost $85m
Completion 2015 Fowler Park, San Diego
CA, San Diego: Fowler Park Spanish Renaissance-style entry plaza connects new ballpark for University of San Diego team with nearby campus architecture. Architect: Populous. Capacity 1,700 (expandable to 3,000)
CA, San Jose: Quakes Stadium New stadium for soccer team, moving from Buck Shaw in Santa Clara. Team buying land from council. Planning and approval done, construction just under way. One end open. Architect: 360 Architecture. Capacity: 18,000 seated + 5,000 on grass berms at ends. Finance: team. Capacity 23,000 Cost $60m
Completion 2014
CA, Santa Clara: Levi’s Stadium Ballpark next door to the Santa Clara Convention Center. Finance agreed by City of Santa Clara’s Stadium Authority. 49ers intend to showcase technology from Francisco 49ers. Real estate study: Lennar Corp. Jobs: 10,000. Vertical suites complex on west side. Large lower tier. Finance: private retail development, NFL stadium fund loan ($200m), Santa Clara Stadium Authority $850m. Naming rights: $220m, 20 years. Architect: HNTB (principal-in-charge Tony Gonzales). Preconstruction management: Turner Construction and Devcon. Site and surface improvement: Ghilotti Construction ($10.4m). Suites: 165. Club seats: 9,000. Capacity 68,500 expandable to 75,000 Cost $1.02bn
Completion 2015
CO, Fort Collins: CSU football stadium Privately funded replacement of the 32,500-seat Hughes Stadium for Colorado State University. University has set July 2016 as opening deadline but funding must reach halfway before a start can be made. Stadium planning/visioning committee formed (Amy Parsons, vice president for University Operations). Interviewing construction companies. Architectural consultant: Populous.
Capacity 43,000 potential Cost $246m
Completion 2016 13
CT, Uconn Basketball Development Center Will be built on the site of the old Memorial Stadium. Will serve as a practice and development facility. Funding: $24m raised so far. Start: Spring 2013. Capacity 43,000 potential Cost $32m
Completion 2015
DC: Washington: DC United Stadium Public private partnership to build stadium for soccer team DC United in the Buzzard Point area. Capacity 20-25,000 Cost $300m
Completion 2016
FL: Daytona International Speedway Daytona Rising project to transform mile long grandstand. Suites: 31. Club seats: 520. Rest rooms: 1,891. Escalators: 40. Fibre optic: 151 miles. Screens: 1,611. Owner: International Speedway Corporation. Architect: Rossetti. Construction: Barton Malow. Capacity 101,500
Completion January 2016 Lee County Sports Complex
FL, St. Petersburg: Carillon ballpark Proposed by developer CityScape (Darryl LeClair) for Tampa structure. Part of retail and residential development. wall. Consultants: HKS and Hunt Construction. Capacity 35,000 Cost
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