News tagged sports
  • Step on: Six innovative Manchester construction projects

    From the UK’s largest sports stadium to a world-record Passivhaus, the scale and range of construction projects planned and under way in Greater Manchester is testimony to the city’s boom. Kristina Smith reports The post Step on: Six innovative Manchester construction projects appeared first on Construction Management.

  • McHugh and Hyder Complete $55.4 Million Dobson Arena Renovation in Colorado

    McHugh Construction and Hyder Construction have completed a $55.4 million renovation and expansion of Dobson Arena in Vail, Colorado, transforming the nearly 50-year-old facility into a modern sports and entertainment venue while preserving its distinctive alpine architecture. Designed by Populous, the 56,000-square-foot arena is now 21,000 square feet larger than the original facility, which opened […] <p>The post McHugh and Hyder Complete $55.4 Million Dobson Arena Renovation in Colorado first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

  • Denver Arena to Undergo $135M in Phased Updates, and Other News

    The home of the Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche will undergo a $135-million phased two-year expansion, according to representatives of Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, the entity that owns the teams and the downtown Denver arena.

  • Speller Metcalfe gets moving in Trafford

    Speller Metcalfe has started main construction on Move Partington, a new sports village being built for Trafford Council, supported by £18.3m in Levelling Up funding, with £2m in backing from Sports England.

  • Populous to lead re‑development study around London Stadium

    Sports and entertainment design firm Populous has been appointed to lead a study into development and leisure opportunities around London Stadium, the venue at the heart of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The post Populous to lead re‑development study around London Stadium appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Resources tagged sports
  • Cost Model Sports Stadiums - Published by Building, Core Five, and Trivandi

    Top-tier sports clubs and, to a greater extent, lower-league clubs are increasingly dependent on diversifying stadium-borne revenue streams. Lower-league clubs too often miss out on potential media and broadcast income. As a result, clubs of all sizes are being forced to rethink how they operate. This move towards a more business-focused approach will contribute to protecting sport.

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