UofL Marshall Center
Project Details
The facility was constructed with the following in mind: a state-of-the-art facility and meet the seating goals to play home to the 2008 NCAA Field Hockey Championship. This complex is an approximately 14,360 square foot building with brick veneer and aluminum storefront façade located to the east of the field hockey field.
The first floor of the facility consists of home and visitor locker rooms, weight room used by a wide variety of sports, public restrooms, concession area, and mechanical. The home team locker room serves as a "show piece" space for recruiting purposes to include: 29 wood maple veneer lockers, refreshment station, and a sunken floor pit for lounging, study, or team meetings. The majority of the first floor is home to a 7,000 SF state-of-the-art weight facility.
The second floor contains 1,000 SF of cardio training, 1,000 SF of coaches and assistant coaches offices, and a 1,500 seat aluminum bleacher system atop the building.
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