Articles Tagged with ''sports/entertainment''

The $160-million renovation of what originally was the Baltimore Civic Center increased seating capacity to 13,000 seats.

Crews worked around the clock for the first half of this six-week project to create a temporary, quarter mile-long asphalt racetrack for NASCAR inside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

From concerts to NCAA championship games, collegiate football and soccer and even professional soccer and rugby, San Diego State University’s new 35,000-person capacity multiuse venue will see ample service in the coming years.

Spanning 1.1 million gross sq ft, the $1.8-billion Intuit Dome is the latest in a long series of sports arenas to rise along the West Coast.

Turner Construction will begin work on the University of Kansas David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium in December, following the conclusion of the 2023 football season.

What's happening in the Southwest region.

Design-construction team makes use of collective innovation to transform a 30+-year-old former department store into a new home for Tulsa's professional ice hockey team.

“We’re in the best position we’ve ever been,” Barton Malow Builders’ COO Todd Ketola says of the company’s standing in the Southeast construction market. And judging by Barton Malow’s 2022 performance in the region, that sentiment seems well justified.

A new Formula 1 paddock building and race track on the Strip and other busy roadways are rapidly taking shape as crews drive to the finish line.

A clear, retractable roof designed to withstand hurricanes and sea salt will allow a $100-million oceanfront waterpark in Atlantic City, N.J., to provide a year-round entertainment alternative to gambling in the seaside resort.