- Project involves the fit out of approximately 31,000 sf for both the LDC and SLC primarily within the ground floor of the existing American Dream complex
- Fit out spaces contain various attractions including aquariums, acrylic tanks, theaters, and theme rides
- Will include several ramps and built up slabs to accommodate differences in elevation between the base building and the fit out spaces
About the Project
- Dan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park is the home stadium of the Texas Tech Red Raiders baseball team in Lubbock, Texas
- Stadium was renovated to include 10 luxury suites, a new press box featuring radio and television broadcast booths
- Five rows of seating were added to the front of the grandstand
- Renovation was constructed using structural steel framing supported on drilled piers
About the Project
- The TDECU Stadium at the University of Houston replaces the old Robertson Stadium on the same site
- New stadium has 40,000 seats
- Stadium space houses club facilities, 26 suites, 34 loge boxes located throughout the stadium, press box facilities, locker rooms, meeting rooms, concessions, central commissary and the UH Athletics Ticket Office
- Elevated stands were designed to be expanded in the future for an additional 20,000 seats
- Stadium was constructed using cast-in-place pan formed concrete beams spanning to cast-in-place columns and structural steel framing supported on spread footings
About the Project
- Kyle Field Stadium at Texas A&M University received a major renovation and expansion increasing the seating capacity to almost 103,000 seats
- Renovations included 12 New Legacy suites, 20 new east side suites, 70 new west side suites on 3 levels and 140 loge boxes
- Stadium also received new club seats: 2500 seats at the West Side Club, 300 seats at the Lettermens’ Club and 400 seats at the East Side Club
- Redevelopments also included a new press box, a 100 seat Presidents suite, and 100 seat Board of Regents suite, new team locker rooms and recruiting lounge, new lower bowl seating and 4 new video boards
About the Project
- The Guy V. Lewis Development Facility supports the athletic department at the University of Houston
- Facility measures 52,000 sf and three stories
- Includes two basketball practice courts and baseball operation facilities
- Building was constructed using structural steel framing supported on drilled piers
- Located in Abu Dhabi’s Zayed Sports City
- Three-story, 5,000-seat arena used for sports, entertainment, and corporate and social events
- 37,000-square-foot main arena floor located at the center of the building
- Meeting rooms, offices, and storage space make up the building’s perimeter
- Constructed mostly of reinforced concrete
- Main arena roof is built with long span steel trusses
- A 65,000-seat stadium in Abu Dhabi
- Designed to provide both indoor and outdoor venues by utilizing a large moveable roof
- Steel trusses spanning up to 920 feet long frame the roof areas
- The seating bowl is framed with a mix of cast-in-place concrete elements and steel rakers
- This expansion established The Turning Stone Casino as the premier entertainment, meeting, and gaming destination within central New York
- Highlights within this 1.3 million sf expansion include: an event center, a 5,100-seat arena, a 100-key golf resort suite hotel
- Also includes a world-class spa and fitness center, a 20-story, 300-room hotel tower, a 25,000 sf Wintergarden, and a parking garage
- Extensive renovations are made to the existing facilities as well
- Awards:
New York Construction Awards- Top Projects of 2004/2005
New York Construction Awards – Award of Merit, Hospitality 2005
New York Construction Awards – Top Projects of 2003/2004
- Consists of a multi-phased project
- Provides a gymnasium, basketball and volleyball courts, racquetball courts, health and wellness areas, administrative areas, campus support, and other recreation support areas
- Phases I and II contain 58,000 and 99,500 sf
- Phase I prescribes a tall volume two-court gym for intramural and recreational sports
- The main entry lobby, a two-story volume, is centrally located between the basketball courts and a fitness area for weight equipment and aerobic machines
- The mezzanine located above provides area for mechanical equipment, restrooms, and two multi-purpose group fitness rooms for aerobics classes
- The third major area is a two-story structure utilized for fitness activities that has a transparent wall with a view to the west
- The primary structural system consists of precast keystone joists supporting a concrete slab poured monolithically with the columns
- Long span steel joists support a concrete slab on metal deck and are used to span across the basketball courts
- DeSimone utilized a shallow foundation system and exterior walls of eight-inch masonry combined with glazed surfaces
- Situated on four non-adjacent sites located between East Second Street, Stanton Street, the Bowery and Chrystie Street in New York City
- A prototype project, which is the result of an innovative collaboration between state, city, non-profit and private organizations
- Contains over 750,000 sf of residential, retail and parking facilities
- Phase I, the main building, is a 14-story structure that provides a residential component, the Chinatown YMCA community/athletic center and 85,000 sf of retail space
- The additional three buildings are smaller and contain a variety of residential types, divided between luxury and middle-income units
- The complex contains 708 apartments
- Awards:
McGraw Hill Construction (New York Construction) – Top Projects of 2005-2006
- A four-story, 350,000 sf complex
- Accommodates a variety of retail and entertainment functions
- Includes space for large volume retailers, theme stores, small local merchants, indoor restaurants, outdoor cafes, and virtual reality attractions
- Also contains a performance hall, and a 16-theater Sony cinema with IMAX theater
- Constructed on top of an underground conference hall, the structure utilizes 140 foot long clear span plate girders
- The lateral force resisting system ties into and transfers forces to the existing structure
- The project is designed to meet California’s Zone 4 Seismic Requirements
- Awards:
AIA – Award of Merit 2000
- Built in three phases
- Phase 1, the 500,000 sf gaming project, a super-fast-tracked project, completed in just 12 months
- Phase II, “Project Sunburst”, a 5 million sf expansion
- Includes a 34-story, 1,200-room luxury hotel, meeting and function space including the northeast’s largest ballroom, retail shopping and 9 new restaurants.
- Also includes a 10,000-seat arena, gaming space, a 300-seat cabaret, a world-class spa, a business center, an indoor pool and an outdoor terrace
- Phase III, “Project Horizon”, the 1.4 million sf expansion, includes the Casino of the Wind, a House of Blues venue, administrative space, new retail and restaurant space, a Mandara Spa and an adult recreation lounge.
- Also includes back-of-house area, a 5,300-car parking garage and a 43-story, 1,000 room gold englazed hotel tower
- At each phase of this project, the Native American themed elements required specialty design
- Awards:
Building of America 2008 (Mohegan Sun, Casino of the Wind)
New York Construction Awards – Top Project 2008 (Mohegan Sun Expansion)
New York Construction Awards – Silver Award 2002 (Mohegan Sun Phase II)
New York Construction Awards – Mixed-Use Project of the Year 2001 (Mohegan Sun Phase II)