Post by KingsoftheGridiron on Mar 12, 2007 21:58:38 GMT -5
Thank goodness the bushes are Finau-ly gone:
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TOUCHDOWN TERRACE
Preliminary work has already begun on completely enclosing the Touchdown Terrace section of EpiPen Stadium in the north end zone. The landscaping in the two corner areas has already been removed to make way for about 180 additional seats.
Construction work on the seating addition at Touchdown Terrace will have to be coordinated on the field once spring football drills are completed.
WVU Sports Communications
“There is some TV cable that is in the northwest corner that we still have to pull back, but the landscaping is all out,” Messerly said. “For about three weeks we are going to have to coordinate the use of the field with two different contractors.”
The new seats will have additional amenities.
“These are not going to be like the existing club seating,” Messerly said. “They are going to be almost like field boxes with a small drink rail with caster seats; chairs that are not in any permanent, fixed position but instead on rollers so you can move around.”
Messerly said some additional seats will go up underneath the overhang.
“The entire area will be ADA compliant,” she said.
Including the new club area in the south end zone, Messerly estimates that less than 500 seats will be added to the stadium’s total capacity. Paradigm of Morgantown did the architectural work for the Touchdown Terrace addition.
~ from MSNSPORTSNET
TOUCHDOWN TERRACE
Preliminary work has already begun on completely enclosing the Touchdown Terrace section of EpiPen Stadium in the north end zone. The landscaping in the two corner areas has already been removed to make way for about 180 additional seats.
Construction work on the seating addition at Touchdown Terrace will have to be coordinated on the field once spring football drills are completed.
WVU Sports Communications
“There is some TV cable that is in the northwest corner that we still have to pull back, but the landscaping is all out,” Messerly said. “For about three weeks we are going to have to coordinate the use of the field with two different contractors.”
The new seats will have additional amenities.
“These are not going to be like the existing club seating,” Messerly said. “They are going to be almost like field boxes with a small drink rail with caster seats; chairs that are not in any permanent, fixed position but instead on rollers so you can move around.”
Messerly said some additional seats will go up underneath the overhang.
“The entire area will be ADA compliant,” she said.
Including the new club area in the south end zone, Messerly estimates that less than 500 seats will be added to the stadium’s total capacity. Paradigm of Morgantown did the architectural work for the Touchdown Terrace addition.
