North End Zone Facility at Memorial Stadium
North End Zone Facility at Memorial Stadium
North End Zone East Entrance
Commitment Required: $25 million
The north end zone of Memorial Stadium will become the site of a signature, 100,000-square-foot facility that will address several critical needs for IU Athletics and our student athletes. At the heart of the new structure will be a 24,000-square-foot
“This facility will allow us to compete on a truly elite level.”
strength and conditioning center, located at field level, providing student athletes in every varsity sport with access to essential weight training and cardio equipment. Nearby will be the headquarters of Indiana Football, featuring new staff offices, position meeting rooms and a team auditorium. The facility will also offer increased space for
— IU football head coach
athletic administration offices.
Terry Hoeppner Two important features of the North End Zone Facility have been designed specifically to enhance the fan experience. First, it will become the home of the IU Hall of Champions, a space featuring museum-quality displays and a large banquet area where Hoosier fans can gather to celebrate the past, present and future of IU Athletics. Second, a new seating bowl, including an outdoor club seating area, will enclose the north end of the stadium. The resulting horseshoe layout will connect the East and West stands and will enhance the gameday atmosphere on football Saturdays. The concourse level—which will enable fans to walk from the East to West sides inside the gates—will feature new concession areas and men’s, women’s and family restrooms. The North End Zone Facility, in combination with the new Academic Resource Center—to be located underneath the east side of the stadium—will create an innovative, unique compound for student athletes. With training, administration and academic support all housed in a single location, it will be significantly easier for our 600+ student athletes to meet the competing demands of their classes and their sports.
Leading the architectural planning and design of the facility is Ratio Architects of Indianapolis, assisted by Moody-Nolan, also of Indianapolis. The groundbreaking for the project is scheduled for August 2007. Completion of the seating bowl is scheduled for fall 2008, with completion of the entire facility to follow in January 2009.
Facility Highlights
• 100,000-square-foot, multi-level and multi-purpose facility
• Stadium enclosure connecting East and West stands
• 24,000-square-foot strength and conditioning center with
state-of-the-art equipment
• Indiana Football complex featuring staff offices, position
meeting rooms, team room and pedestrian walkway that connects to practice fields
• Hall of Champions, an entertainment space for special
Hall of Champions
events that spotlights and celebrates great achievements in the history of IU Athletics
Are you committed to elevating Indiana Football and IU
Student Athlete Physical Development Center
Athletics? To get more information on the For the Glory of Old IU campaign and available naming opportunities, please contact the IU Varsity Club at (812) 855-0866 or [email protected].
Stadium from Southwest Corner
LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1
• Includes football position meeting rooms
• Additional fan seating, restrooms and concessions
• Connectivity between the East and West stands
and a team room
• Easy access to football practice fields
• State-of-the-art training and development
center for all student athletes
LEVEL 4
• IU Hall of Champions, which honors the rich
tradition of IU’s athletic and academic history LEVEL 3
• Outdoor club seating for Hoosier fans
• Football and administrative offices
• Banquet room available for special events
• Balcony with stunning views of the IU campus
and athletic facilities
mmitted? o c u o y e r So, a INDIANA UNIVERSITY VARSITY CLUB • ASSEMBLY HALL • 1001 EAST 17TH STREET • BLOOMINGTON, IN 47408-1590 (812) 855-0866 • [email protected] • iuhoosiers.com
North End Zone East Entrance
Commitment Required: $25 million
The north end zone of Memorial Stadium will become the site of a signature, 100,000-square-foot facility that will address several critical needs for IU Athletics and our student athletes. At the heart of the new structure will be a 24,000-square-foot
“This facility will allow us to compete on a truly elite level.”
strength and conditioning center, located at field level, providing student athletes in every varsity sport with access to essential weight training and cardio equipment. Nearby will be the headquarters of Indiana Football, featuring new staff offices, position meeting rooms and a team auditorium. The facility will also offer increased space for
— IU football head coach
athletic administration offices.
Terry Hoeppner Two important features of the North End Zone Facility have been designed specifically to enhance the fan experience. First, it will become the home of the IU Hall of Champions, a space featuring museum-quality displays and a large banquet area where Hoosier fans can gather to celebrate the past, present and future of IU Athletics. Second, a new seating bowl, including an outdoor club seating area, will enclose the north end of the stadium. The resulting horseshoe layout will connect the East and West stands and will enhance the gameday atmosphere on football Saturdays. The concourse level—which will enable fans to walk from the East to West sides inside the gates—will feature new concession areas and men’s, women’s and family restrooms. The North End Zone Facility, in combination with the new Academic Resource Center—to be located underneath the east side of the stadium—will create an innovative, unique compound for student athletes. With training, administration and academic support all housed in a single location, it will be significantly easier for our 600+ student athletes to meet the competing demands of their classes and their sports.
Leading the architectural planning and design of the facility is Ratio Architects of Indianapolis, assisted by Moody-Nolan, also of Indianapolis. The groundbreaking for the project is scheduled for August 2007. Completion of the seating bowl is scheduled for fall 2008, with completion of the entire facility to follow in January 2009.
Facility Highlights
• 100,000-square-foot, multi-level and multi-purpose facility
• Stadium enclosure connecting East and West stands
• 24,000-square-foot strength and conditioning center with
state-of-the-art equipment
• Indiana Football complex featuring staff offices, position
meeting rooms, team room and pedestrian walkway that connects to practice fields
• Hall of Champions, an entertainment space for special
Hall of Champions
events that spotlights and celebrates great achievements in the history of IU Athletics
Are you committed to elevating Indiana Football and IU
Student Athlete Physical Development Center
Athletics? To get more information on the For the Glory of Old IU campaign and available naming opportunities, please contact the IU Varsity Club at (812) 855-0866 or [email protected].
Stadium from Southwest Corner
LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1
• Includes football position meeting rooms
• Additional fan seating, restrooms and concessions
• Connectivity between the East and West stands
and a team room
• Easy access to football practice fields
• State-of-the-art training and development
center for all student athletes
LEVEL 4
• IU Hall of Champions, which honors the rich
tradition of IU’s athletic and academic history LEVEL 3
• Outdoor club seating for Hoosier fans
• Football and administrative offices
• Banquet room available for special events
• Balcony with stunning views of the IU campus
and athletic facilities
mmitted? o c u o y e r So, a INDIANA UNIVERSITY VARSITY CLUB • ASSEMBLY HALL • 1001 EAST 17TH STREET • BLOOMINGTON, IN 47408-1590 (812) 855-0866 • [email protected] • iuhoosiers.com
