Camden Yards Ballpark

Description
Construction on Camden Yards Ballpark began in June 1989, and was completed in approximately 33 months. Camden Yards Ballpark became the official home of The Baltimore Orioles on April 6, 1992.

Location
Baltimore, MD

Type
Sports Facilities

Owner
Maryland Stadium Authority

Contractor
Barton Malow/Sverdrup, Danobe Construction

Architect
H.O.K. Sport, Kansas City

Engineer

 

 

John Paul Jones Arena University of Virginia

Description
Construction of JPG Arena was completed in the summer of 2006. The arena is home to University Men's and Women's basketball teams, and host to a myriad of attractions, including concerts and community events.

Location
Charlottesville, VA

Type
Sports Facilities

Total Precast Pieces
1,720

Owner
University of Virginia

Contractor
Barton Malow

Architect
Ellerbe Beckett (Structural), VMDO Architects (Architectural)

Engineer
Ellerbe Beckett

 

 

Lane Stadium Virginia Tech University

Description
Prior to the 2002 season, Virginia Tech added 11,120 seats in the south end zone of Lane Stadium to enclose that end of the stadium. Although the structure is now enclosed, gaps exist between the original structure and the new addition. Reasons for the gaps included new building codes and Virginia Tech's desire to get fans closer to the field.

Location
Blacksburg, VA

Type
Sports Facilities

Owner
Virginia Tech University

Contractor

Architect
Moseley Architects

Engineer
Thorton-Tomasetti

 

 

PSI Net Stadium Baltimore Ravens Stadium

Description
With an estimated cost of $220 million, PSI Net Stadium has 119 suites, 8,196 club seats, and stands 185 feet tall. The project was completed in less than two years, and was funded through a combination of proceeds generated from the sale of tax-exempt revenue bonds, debt service paid by Lottery proceeds, and the Baltimore Ravens.

Location
Baltimore, MD

Type
Sports Facilities

Owner
Maryland Stadium Authority

Conractor
Whiting Turner, Barton Malow

Architect
H.O.K.

Engineer
Bliss & Nyitray