Articles Tagged with ''sports/entertainment''

Not many stadiums have an outward design so clearly inspired by the sports hosted within, but Intuit Dome is one of the few that does, with a 2,700-ton diagrid structural steel frame on its exterior that’s inspired by a basketball net.

First built in 1960, then shut down in 2007, this recreation center’s reconstruction plans were put on hold until 2021, when the city finally resurrected the project.

As the end result of a 14-year-long community journey following a devastating gas line explosion in 2010, this $50-million project represents the city’s commitment to reinvest in its people and itself.

Totaling 123,000 sq ft, the new sports campus features a practice facility for the Phoenix Mercury WNBA team and an administrative complex for the Phoenix Suns of the NBA.

Crews juggle construction of 10 new lifts, snowmaking system and lodge on an estimated $2 billion project to expand east side of resort.

What will it take to reshape Cleveland's lakefront now that the Cleveland Browns seem set to leave?

The $114-million public-private project’s mission was to spark reinvestment in East Knoxville, Tenn., and create a vibrant, mixed-use destination that anchors the eastern edge of downtown.

How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk is the largest themed land in the new Epic Universe theme park. 

In September 2022, Hurricane Ian severed the only access to Sanibel and Captiva islands, stranding more than 6,400 residents and paralyzing emergency response efforts.

This immersive entertainment venue is one of the first projects in Texas to be built completely based on a comprehensive 3D model that incorporated the entire project plan and all trades.