While Miller Park is already known as a premier destination for baseball fans, each year the Milwaukee Brewers look for new ways to thrill and excite visitors. This year, the Brewers commissioned the most comprehensive renovation in the history of the 16-year-old stadium, investing nearly $20 million to achieve a complete F&B program overhaul.
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The Las Vegas Strip overflows with imitation architecture from distant lands. The half-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower, the Roman columns and statues of Caesar’s Palace, and similar landmarks attract 40 million visitors a year to Sin City. When designing T-Mobile Arena, an entertainment venue that caters to Vegas residents and tourists alike, Populous sought inspiration not from far-away locale but in the surrounding environment.
Axalta Coating Systems, a founding partner for Daytona International Speedway, worked with Dimensional Innovations to bring their brand to life in the center injector entrance, named “The Color of Speed.” This injector is one of five entrances that lead fans to a series of escalators and elevators, transporting them to different concourse levels.
Last season at Fenway Park, the Boston Red Sox upgraded their suite technology for suite holders who renewed their agreements in 2017. The upgrade included the installation of a new Crestron touch-panel control system for all in-suite audio-visual technology.
When the Sacramento Kings moved into their new home at Golden 1 Center, the goal in mind was to give fans the ultimate experience at every event. From the arena down to the food, every detail was taken into consideration. For Legends Hospitality General Manager Michael Tuohy, the idea was to not only create new menus that brought different cultures, tastes, and fresh options together, but also source 90% of the food featured within 150 miles of the arena – representative of the region’s passion for locally sourced, high-quality cuisine.
While Miller Park is already known as a premier destination for baseball fans, each year the Milwaukee Brewers look for new ways to thrill and excite visitors. This year, the Brewers commissioned the most comprehensive renovation in the history of the 16-year-old stadium, investing nearly $20 million to achieve a complete F&B program overhaul.
Ping HD’s “EngagePHD” cloud-based software was chosen by the Orlando City Soccer Club and ICON Venue Group as the content management system (CMS) to drive over 175 video screens at the recently opened Orlando City Stadium. The solution is used in Orlando for internet protocol television (IPTV), digital menu boards, suite signage, and the scoreboard. This installation was done in conjunction with Samsung SSP screens and the use of no additional external media players. This project is the first of its type in the industry.
The St. Louis Blues are launching a new premier entertainment seating product unlike anything else in St. Louis this upcoming fall of 2017. Focused on providing guests with a luxurious, social setting, the Theater Boxes will provide access for all events at Scottrade Center.
HNTB, in partnership with Ross-Tarrant Architects, is designing a new 106,000-square-foot high-performance football center, outdoor practice fields, and outdoor agility/cross-training area. The two-level facility will be located adjacent to Kroger Field (formerly Commonwealth Stadium), and connected to the existing indoor practice fieldhouse.