75% Completed in March
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As March came to a close, the new Nissan Stadium officially reached its 75% completion mark. It gets closer to welcoming fans each day – in fact, 34 of the fan entry doors have been installed with only 37 remaining.
The site continues to average 2,000 workers a day on all levels and elevations of the building. Daktronics crews are part of that count as they work toward completing the sub-framing system for the LED boards, an integral part of the new stadium’s fan experience.
The massive project of getting the building ready for enclosure is firmly in progress! The top and bottom cables of the ETFE roofing system are laid out and have entered the next phase of completion as they start to be connected to the perimeter compression ring on the roof. They will slowly be lifted by hydraulic lifts around the building over a couple of months, beginning in April.
Only 45 out of the 1,185 panels are left to be installed until the curtain wall glass cladding system reaches final completion. The windows that make up the glass wall will ensure fans have great views of the city, even in an enclosed stadium. The exterior terraces are also coming together nicely! The first of the bi-fold doors that can open to create an indoor/outdoor experience are just about ready to go into place.
The masonry façade along the exterior base of the building is also making progress, with the west elevation halfway done and work started on the north elevation. The metal panel cladding along the outside of the building reached 50% completion, with work starting soon on the west elevation. The stone panel cladding, which will cover up the elevator and stair cores of the stadium got started in March with 2,400 square feet already installed.
On the inside of the stadium, the concrete masonry units — standardized, precast rectangular blocks — are close to being finalized with only 1,600 square feet of the total 52,000 square feet left to go. Ceramic tiling has also started to go up in restrooms on the event, plaza, and main concourse levels of the stadium. Once the ceramic tiling goes up, crews will be able to move forward with installation of Sloan plumbing fixtures throughout stadium restrooms.
For the foodies – the food production areas continue to get ready for operation. The focus has been on cooking hoods and walk-in coolers, with 40 of the 108 coolers installed throughout the stadium.
As fans pile into the current Nissan Stadium for concerts and events this spring, they will only have to look less than 100 feet away to see the progress that is being made on the new Nissan Stadium and imagine the memories that are to come in 2027!
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