OTHER FACILITY EXPERIENCE

In addition to convention centers and venues serving professional sports and collegiate tenants, CSL has conducted hundreds of planning studies for an array of event venues, including minor league sports arenas and stadiums, performing arts theaters, equine/expo centers, and multipurpose event facilities.

A sample of selected projects include:

• Gwinnett County, Georgia (New Ballpark)
• Las Vegas, Nevada (New Arena)
• Madisonville, Kentucky (New Expo/Equestrian Center)
• Miami, Florida (Renovated Jackie Gleason Theater / Cirque du Soleil)
• Minot, North Dakota (New/Expanded Community Event Facilities)
• Reno, Nevada (New Reno Downtown Events Center & Livestock Events Center)
• Sioux Falls, South Dakota (New Recreation Center)
• Tulsa, Oklahoma (New BOK Center)

Additionally, other CSL facility planning engagements involving these types of event venues include the following:

• Appleton, Wisconsin (New Performing Arts Theater)
• Arvada, Colorado (Expanded/Renovated Arvada Center for the Arts)
• Austin, Texas (New Ballpark (AAA))
• Blaine, Minnesota (Renovated National Sports Center)
• Brandywine, Maryland (New Concert Venue)
• Bridgeport, Texas (New Arena/Event Center)
• Broomfield, Colorado (New Event Center)
• Cedar Park, Texas (New Arena)
• Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Veteran's Memorial Stadium (A))
• Chicago, Illinois (New Minor League Arena)
• Chillicothe, Ohio (New Ballpark (I))
• Columbia County, Georgia (New Arena)
• Columbus, Ohio (Huntington Park (AAA))
• Des Moines, Iowa (New Auditorium)
• Des Moines, Iowa (New Minor League Soccer Stadium)
• Dubuque, Iowa (New Ballpark (A))
• Eastlake, Ohio (Classic Park (I, A or AA))
• El Paso, Texas (New Arena)
• El Paso, Texas (New Arena)
• Evansville, Indiana (New Arena)
• Evansville, Indiana (New Ballpark (A))
• Fargo, North Dakota (Expanded/Renovated Fargodome)
• Florence, Kentucky (Champion Window Field (I))
• Fort Worth, Texas (New Event Facility)
• Fresno, California (Expanded/Renovated Selland Arena)
• Frisco, Texas (New Amateur Sports Complex)
• Grand Junction, Colorado (New Event Center)
• Grand Prairie, Texas (Renovated Nokia Theater)
• Grand Rapids, Michigan (New Amphitheater)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin (New/Expanded Resch Center)
• Gwinnett County, Georgia (New Ballpark)
• Hagerstown, Maryland (Hagerstown Stadium (A))
• Hamilton, Ohio (New Ballpark (I))
• Harrison, New Jersey (New Red Bull New York Soccer Complex)
• Hartford, Connecticut (Expanded/Renovated Hartford Civic Center)
• Havre, Montana (New Multipurpose Event Center)
• Helena, Montana (New Multipurpose Facility)
• Hickory, North Carolina (New Arena and Performing Arts Center)
• Hoffman Estates, Illinois (Expanded/Renovated Sears Center)
• Houston, Texas (New/Expanded Houston Performing Arts Center)
• Illinois (Arts Foundation Planning Study)
• Johnson County, Kansas (New MLS Stadium & Complex)
• Joliet, Illinois (New Convention/Arena Facilities)
• Kalamazoo, Michigan (New Arena)
• Kansas City, Missouri (Expanded/Renovated Kemper Arena)
• Kansas City, Missouri (Expanded/Renovated Sprint Center)
• Lancaster, Pennsylvania (New Ballpark (I))
• Las Vegas, Nevada (New Arena)
• Las Vegas, Nevada (Spring Training Facility)
• Louisville, Kentucky (Expanded/Renovated Kentucky Fair & Exposition Center)
• Louisville, Kentucky (Louisville Slugger Field (AAA))
• Louisville. Kentucky (New Sports & Entertainment Facilities)
• Lowell, Massachusetts (Lowell Stadium (A))
• Lubbock, Texas (Expanded/Renovated Lubbock Memorial Coliseum)
• Madisonville, Kentucky (New Expo/Equestrian Center)
• Midland, Texas (New Performing Arts Theater)
• Miami, Florida (Renovated Jackie Gleason Theater / Cirque du Soleil)
• Minneapolis, Minnesota (Minnesota Music Center Planning Study)
• Minneapolis, Minnesota (Renovated Northrop Auditorium)
• Minot, North Dakota (New/Expanded Community Event Facilities)
• Mississauga, Ontario (Expanded/Renovated Hershey Center)
• Modesto, California (John Thurman Field (A))
• Monterey, California (Renovated Historic State Theater)
• Monterrey, Mexico (New Futbol Stadium)
• Mt. Clemens, Michigan (New Ballpark (I))
• Nashville, Tennessee (New Arena)
• Nashville, Tennessee (New Ballpark (AAA))
• New York/New Jersey (New Speedway)
• North Little Rock, Arkansas (Dickey-Stephens Park (AA))
• Northampton, Massachusetts (Expanded/Renovated Three County Fairgrounds)
• Northern West Virginia (New Ballpark (I))
• Pensacola, Florida (New Ballpark (I))
• Pima County, Arizona (Spring Training Baseball)
• Pinehurst, North Carolina (New Amateur Athletic Complex)
• Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (New Soccer Complex)
• Portland, Oregon (Expanded/Renovated Portland Memorial Coliseum)
• Portland, Oregon (New Amphitheater)
• Portland, Oregon (PGE Park (AAA))
• Price, Utah (New Fairgrounds Convention Center)
• Prospect Heights, Illinois (New Entertainment Center)
• Reading, Pennsylvania (GPU Energy Ballpark (A))
• Reno, Nevada (New Ballpark (A or AAA))
• Reno, Nevada (New Reno Downtown Events Center)
• Reno, Nevada (New/Expanded Reno Livestock Events Center)
• Richmond, Indiana (Expanded/Renovated Coliseum)
• Rochester, New York (Frontier Field (AAA))
• San Jose, California (Expanded/Renovated San Jose Music Theater)
• Santiago, Chile (New Colo-Colo Futbol Stadium)
• Sao Paulo, Brazil (New Futbol Stadium)
• Sioux Falls, South Dakota (New Arena and Recreation Center)
• Sparks, Nevada (New Ballpark (AAA))
• Spokane, Washington (New Arena)
• Spokane, Washington (Public Facilities District Operations)
• Springdale, Arkansas (New Arena and Arvest Ballpark (I or AA))
• Springdale, Arkansas (New Arena)
• Springfield, Massachusetts (New Stadium (A or AA))
• St. Charles, Missouri (New Arena)
• St. Louis, Missouri (New MLS Stadium & Franchise)
• St. Paul, Minnesota (New/Expanded St. Paul Civic Center)
• Stamford, Connecticut (New Arena)
• Syracuse, New York (Alliance Bank Stadium (AAA))
• Toledo, Ohio (New Arena)
• Torreon, Mexico (New Futbol Stadium)
• Tucson, Arizona (New Arena)
• Tulsa, Oklahoma (Expanded/Renovated Tulsa Event Facilities)
• Tulsa, Oklahoma (New Amphitheater)
• Tulsa, Oklahoma (New Ballpark (AA or AAA))
• Tulsa, Oklahoma (New BOK Center)
• Tulsa, Oklahoma (New MLS Stadium)
• Vancouver, British Columbia (New Arena)
• Watertown, South Dakota (New Multipurpose Recreation Facility)
• West Valley City, Utah (Expanded/Renovated "E" Center)
• Winston/Salem, North Carolina (MSL Franchise & Stadium)
• York, Pennsylvania (New Stadium (AA))