Athletic and Recreation Complex
Wayne State College
Wayne State College
Renovation and addition project including a 122,252 square foot new athletic and recreation air-supported structure, and 70,650 square foot of recreation space upgrades as well as locker room and office upgrades.
Wayne, NE
Rendering provided by RDG Planning and Design
Fremont Public Schools
Renovations and additions to the existing high school including IAQ improvements, track and field upgrades, a new geothermal well field, new main entry, infill of the existing courtyard to create a commons space, and locker room remodel.
Fremont, NE
Renderings provided by BVH Architecture
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Aiming to be a leader in sport science and student athlete nutrition, academics, and services, this two-phase project will create a 350,000 square foot expansion to propel Husker Athletics to the next level. Phase One centers around the Football Performance Center, which will include athletic medicine area, strength complex, equipment room, locker rooms, football offices, meeting spaces, and extra space for a future expansion. Phase Two will provide enhancements for all student athletes, featuring a new academic center, new training table, and a student-athlete lobby. A new outdoor track stadium rounds out the project that will influence the future of Husker Athletics.
Lincoln, NE
Renderings provided by BVH Architecture/Populous
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Named in honor of storied Nebraska and Olympic gymnastics coach Francis Allen, this 46,500 square foot, state-of-the-art gymnastics training facility is an addition to the northwest side of the Bob Devaney Sports Center. This nationally competitive, one-of-a-kind complex includes a grand-entrance lobby, athletic therapy sites, locker rooms, offices, team rooms, and a dedicated practice space for men’s and women’s gymnastics.
Lincoln, NE
Summerland Public Schools
Built on a greenfield site, this new 130,000 square foot PK-12 school is the product of over 50 years of partnering, consolidating the Clearwater, Ewing, and Orchard school districts into one building. The state-of-the-art facility includes a top-loading gymnasium, student collaboration areas, STEM spaces with the latest technologies, science labs, media center, commons that overlooks the new athletic field, and a five-room press box on the roof of the building.
Ewing, NE
Grand Island Public Schools
A legacy project to improve the East and West Stadiums, this build increases permanent seating capacity to over 5,000 and creates one of the largest high school stadiums in the state of Nebraska. The project features a two-tier press box with a dedicated filming and media area and includes a coach’s meeting space, updated restrooms, a concession stand, and locker rooms.
Grand Island, NE
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Transforming the original 1976 facility into a premium volleyball arena for UNL’s championship team, this renovation features a 13,500 seat arena, a 1,000 seat natatorium with swimming and diving pools, and a 5,000 seat indoor track. The improvement project include a wrestling practice gym, athletic medicine room, locker rooms, coaches’ offices, and a strength training complex. Premium hospitality suites, coaches’ offices, locker rooms, VIP areas, remodeled concession areas, and new features to the brilliantly colored court help to create the intimacy that Nebraska volleyball once enjoyed at the Coliseum.
Lincoln, NE
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
A state-of-the-art training complex for men’s and women’s basketball and wrestling, this 64,000 square foot project for the UNL Athletic Department features a floor-to-ceiling tile mural, a floating granite basketball fountain, and iPads that sync to individual lockers. The facility includes men’s and women’s basketball courts, locker rooms, wrestling/weight room, and business offices.
Lincoln, NE
Lincoln Public Schools & YMCA of Lincoln
This project is the product of a unique partnership between the Lincoln Public Schools and YMCA of Lincoln. The 243,291 square foot facility is noteworthy for its use of nearly every structural element available in the industry. The build also incorporates both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a water track, a spa, and splash pad. More than 298 geothermal wells fuel the facility, and three indoor gymnasiums create space for intramural sports, tournaments, and other activities.
Lincoln, NE