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Broome Community College
Binghamton, N.Y.
Owner:
Broome Community
College
Binghamton, NY
Contact:
Rick Armstrong
T: 607.778.5018
Architect of Record:
The Hall Partnership
Architects
New York, NY
Contact:
Gillet Lefferts
T: 212.777.2090
Completion:
Fall 2002
Cost:
Not Available
Area:
51,928 sq. ft. main level
991 sq. ft. mechanical
52,919 sq. ft. total
Narrative:
Andrus Architecture and Robert
Andrus served as the ice rink design consultant for The Hall Partnership on this State University of
New York project. The Broome
Community College Ice Rink is a
1,000 seat arena attached to the
existing student commons and
snugly fit on the site. Amenities
include dedicated varsity men’s
and women’s locker rooms, two
varsity visitor’s locker rooms and
two additional smaller locker
rooms, coaches offices, a shared
laundry and training rooms as
well as a main lobby, pro-shop,
party room and cafe. The facility
was designed with its own entry
to accommodate the public for
games and events as well connecting into the existing student commons to facilitate student circulation for physical education classes.
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Photos courtesy of Quad Tech Consulting Engineers.
A2 Ice 3
(Ice Cube)
Ann Arbor,
Michigan
Owner:
A2 ICE3
Ann Arbor, MI
Contact:
Jim Brien
T: 734.216.6811
Contractor:
O’Neal Construction
Ann Arbor, MI
Completion:
December, 1995
Cost:
$8.5 Million
Area:
112,000 sq. ft. lower
level
43,000 sq. ft. main
level
Narrative:
The Ann Arbor Ice Cube is a 3-sheet
ice arena comprised of 2 NHL rinks
with 800 seats and an Olympic rink
with 700 seats. The facility also
houses an extensive sports injury
rehabilitation clinic for the University of Michigan Hospitals. Other
facility amenities include a restaurant/sports bar area, hardwood
floor ballet room, figure skating
locker room, team meeting room as
well as 16 locker rooms.
This project represents personal experience of Robert E. Andrus
prior to the formation of Andrus Architecture, Inc.
Nelson Ice
Center
Springfield,
Illinois
Owner:
Springfield Park District
Springfield, IL
Contact:
John Linxwiler
T: 217.544.1751
Narrative:
The Nelson Ice Center addition entailed
a single ice sheet addition to an existing rink and swimming pool facility
within an extensive park complex. The
additional rink’s new refrigeration
plant and de-humidification system
was also connected into the existing
rink system while a new resurfacer
room also services both rinks. The
addition has its own entrance, 4 locker
rooms, separate concessions and
offices as well as seating space for
200 spectators.
.
Contractor:
R.D. Lawrence
Springfield, IL
Contact:
Dave Goetz
T: 217.787.1384
Completion:
December, 2001
Cost:
$2.5 Million
Area:
34,500 sq. ft. addition
Compuware
Sports Arena
Plymouth,
Michigan
Owner:
Compuware Sports Arena
Farmington Hills, MI
Contact:
Mike Velluchi
T: 734.453.8400
Contractor:
Etkin-Skanska
Narrative:
The Compuware Sports Arena is
the home of the Carolina Hurricanes (formerly Hartford WhalContact:
ers) Junior “A” Whalers, of the
Andrea Atherton
Ontario Hockey League, and Tier
T: 248.737.5800
II Ambassadors hockey teams.
The main arena has 4 private
Completion:
suites and 3,500 individual
September, 1996
bucket seats with expansion
capabilities to 4,000 while the
Cost:
second rink has 660 seats. The facil$16.5 Million
ity boasts a premier Greek restaurant, large pro-shop, multiple conArea:
cessions, team locker suites with
51,000 sq ft upper level weight room, video room, training
106,000 sq ft lower level room, etc. The building exterior was
157,000 sq ft total
designed to minimize the profile
while brick and brick imprinted
panels help the building blend in
with the adjacent pond and mature
woodlands.
Photos courtesy of Laslo Regos Photography.
Georgetown
Twp. Ice Center
Hudsonville,
Michigan
Owner:
Georgetown Township
Jenison, MI
Contact:
Jim Holtvluwer
T: 616.457.2340
Contractor:
The CSM Group
Galesburg, MI
Contact:
Tim Ankney
T: 269.746.5600
Completion:
Fall 2003
Cost:
$7.2 Million
Area:
88,000 sq. ft.
Narrative:
The Georgetown Township Ice Center
will be a twin NHL sized ice sheet facility with 900 seats on one rink and 500
on the other. Two dedicated high
school locker suites and a collegiate
club locker suite will be accompanied by
8 team locker rooms, 2 referee locker
rooms and a dedicated women’s locker
room. Public amenities will include 2
multi-purpose rooms, skate rental, concessions, large pro-shop, offices and a
large lobby area with trophy cases and
ample seating. Tournament bag storage
is provided on both rinks to aid in reducing the clutter. The decorative precast concrete tilt-up exterior wall panels
are complemented with a dark blue
standing seam metal roof and arched
chord metal roof truss system and an
expansive curtainwall system permitting
daylight to reach deep into the lobby
area.
Standard Federal
Ice Center
Grand Rapids,
Michigan
Owner:
Patterson Ice Center, LLC
Grand Rapids, MI
Contact:
Mike Sebastian
T: 616.940.9962
Contractor:
Pioneer Construction Co.
Grand Rapids, MI
Contact:
Jim Czanko
T: 616.247.6966
Completion:
October, 1994
Narrative:
The Originally named Patterson Ice Center is the
home to West Michigan’s largest youth organization as well as having dedicated locker rooms
to 2 local high school teams. This twin ice
sheet facility has a NHL rink with 800 seats as
well as an Olympic rink with 400 seats. A dedicated figure skating locker room is directly
accessible to the Olympic rink. The building’s
exterior walls are constructed of decorative precast concrete tilt-up panels with integrally cast rigid insulation providing a
thermally sound and durable system.
Cost:
$5.5 Million
Area:
17,000 sq. ft. mezzanine
Eddie Edgar
Ice Center
Livonia,
Michigan
Owner:
City of Livonia
Livonia, Michigan
Contact:
Bob Beckley
T: 734.466.2606
Contractor:
Etkin-Skanska
Contact:
Mike Genrich
T: 248.737.5800
Completion:
October, 2001
Narrative:
The Eddie Edgar Ice Center addition and renovation
project entailed adding a new rink with 1,200 seats
and a complete renovation of the existing rink and
building. Essentially the existing exterior walls and
roof were kept in tact while the entire interior was
renovated included relocating /rebuilding the rink
itself, adding 200 new seats, 2 multipurpose
rooms, all new and enlarged locker rooms as well
as a new refrigeration and dehumidification system.
The exterior was designed to be a homogenous
blend of existing and new.
Cost:
$7.2 Million
Area:
41,538 sq. ft. addition
34,224 sq. ft. renovation
NHL Skate
Birch Run,
Michigan
Owner:
Signature Sports
Muskegon, MI
Narrative:
Contact:
Dan Cronin
T: 248.474.7599
Contractor:
Etkin-Skanska
Contact:
Andrea Atherton
T: 248.737.5800
Completion:
September, 1997
The NHL Skate at Birch Run was the
first NHL endorsed community ice
rink in the world. The NHL size rink
seats 800 while the Olympic rink
seats 400. The mezzanine contains
5 sub-dividable multi-purpose rooms
and a large NHL “Fantasy Zone”
arcade. The exterior evokes images
of hockey with a “puck” canopy set
within a “goalpost” support, center
line and blue line markings as well
as puck accent features. The interior
lobby space continues this theme
with a high-build epoxy flooring
Cost:
$8.5 Million - Building
Area:
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Chi Mukwa Arena
(Big Bear)
Sault Ste. Marie,
Michigan
Owner:
Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of
Chippewa Indians
Sault Ste. Marie, MI
Contact:
Sally McKechnie
T: 906.635.6050
Completion:
December, 1996
Cost:
$18 Million
Area:
112,000 sq. ft. main Level
38,000 sq. ft. Mezzanine
Narrative:
Big Bear Arena is the home of the
Soo Indians Junior “A” Ontario
Hockey League team. This 2 ice rink
facility has 1,100 seats on the Olympic rink and 500 seats on the NHL
rink. Due to poor soil conditions, the
entire complex was engineered and
built on pilings and grade beams. Big
Bear Arena also contains a full health
club with amenities such as a dedicated volleyball court, dedicated basketball court, aerobics room, whirlpool
and steam rooms in addition to an
exercise room. The rink area amenities include multi-purpose rooms, 2
concessions, pro shop and 12 locker
rooms.
Walker Ice
And Fitness
Walker,
Michigan
Owner:
City of Walker
Walker, MI
Contact:
Mike Forbes
T: 616.735.6286
Narrative:
The Walker Ice and Fitness Center is a publically owned and privately operated single
ice rink and complete health club. The ice
rink amenities include: seating for 400, a
dedicated women’s locker room, 2 multipurpose rooms, and a large pro-shop. The
fitness center amenities include 17,000
square feet of equipment, a jogging/
walking track, day care room aerobics room
with cushioned flooring as well as saunas,
hot tubs and tanning booths.
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Contractor:
The CSM Group
Galesburg, MI
Contact:
Tim Ankney
T: 616.746.5600
Completion:
October, 1998
Cost:
$6.5 Million
Area:
Aurora Ice
Association
East Aurora,
New York
Owner:
Aurora Ice Association Inc.
P.O. Box 290
East Aurora, NY 14052
Contact:
Tony Difilippo
T: 716.652.9560
Completion:
Currently in Fund Raising
Cost:
Estimated at $8 Million
Area:
68,350 sq. ft. lower level
6,730 sq. ft. upper level
Narrative:
75,000 +/- square foot two Skating facility
designed to fit into downtown setting with 663
seats total, nine locker rooms, viewing /dining
mezzanine, concessions, pro-shop, offices, multipurpose room, skate rental and ancillary spaces.
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11629 Northland Dr. - Suite 200, Rockford, MI, 49341
Metairie Ice and
Gymnastics Center
Metairie,
Louisiana
Owner:
Dr. Barbara Wizer
New Orleans, LA
Contact:
Dr. Barbara Wizer
T: 504.897.7900
Completion:
Unbuilt to date
Cost:
$7.0 Million
Area:
Narrative:
The Metairie Ice and Gymnastics Center’s
focus is on figure skating as evidenced by
the Olympic ice rink and extensive gymnastics center. The gymnastics center
amenities include separate locker facilities, trampoline pits, floor exercise mat,
uneven parallel bars, vault and rings
apparatus in addition to a wood dance/
ballet floor and spectator viewing. The
multiple levels are interconnected by a
three-story glass atrium space. The facility is set on an irregular urban site in the
greater New Orleans environs.
Wayne State
University
Detroit,
Michigan
Owner:
Michigan State Fair Grounds
Detroit, MI
Contact:
John Hertel
T: 313.369.8250
Contractor:
LCF
Contact:
John Jickling
T: 248.932.7693
Completion:
October, 1999
Cost:
$3 Million
Area:
76,000 sq. ft.
Narrative:
The State of Michigan financed renovation of the 5,600 seat historic Coliseum
Building built in 1922 at the State
Fairgrounds for Wayne State University’s
hockey program. The renovation included building a new ice rink in the
existing Coliseum which could also
quickly be adapted for a rodeo, motocross race or equestrian event as well as
adding 4 new varsity locker rooms and
the accessory function rooms. Great
planning was required to thermally seal
the entire envelope of this 77 year old
facility to properly control the humidity
and air infiltration
Dix Hills Recreation
Complex
Huntington,
New York
Owner:
Town of Huntington
100 Main Street
Huntington, NY 11743
Contact:
Peter Wolpensinger
T: 631.351.3117
Completion:
Currently in Design
Cost:
Estimated at
$12 Million
Area:
36,871 sq. ft. existing
73,862 sq. ft. Phase I
56,408 sq. ft. Phase II
Narrative:
130,000 square foot two - sheet addition including regional event multipurpose capabilities
and wholesale renovation to an existing rink
with new ice plant for all ice sheets, 2,270 seats
total, twelve locker rooms, fitness center, rocking climbing wall, concessions, pro-shop, offices,
two multi-purpose rooms, skate rental and ancillary spaces. All designed for phased construction.
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South lake
Dragon’s Lair
South Lake,
Texas
Owner:
Ron Shirley
4287 Beltline Road- #141
Addison, TX
75001
Completion:
Currently in Design
Cost:
Estimated at
$12 Million
Area:
117,009 sq. ft. Ice rink
11,328 sq. ft. Exhibition Hall
Narrative:
130,000 square
foot two - sheet
including regional
event multipurpose capabilities and with 3,719 seats total,
eleven locker rooms, 2 team locker rooms, fitness center, concessions, pro-shop, offices, two
multi-purpose rooms, skate rental and ancillary
spaces. All designed for phased construction.
USA Hockey
Ann Arbor,
Michigan
Owner:
A2 ICE3
Ann Arbor, MI
Contact:
Frank Johnson
T: 734.662.3141
Contractor:
O’Neal Construction
Ann Arbor, MI
Completion:
September, 1997
Cost:
$1 Million
Area:
4,400 sq. ft. per level
x 3 levels
Narrative:
The USA National Junior Developmental Hockey Program chose the
Ann Arbor Ice Cube as their new
home there by necessitating an addition to the existing 3 sheet ice
arena. The 3 floor addition is composed of 2 team locker rooms and a
shared training room at the ice
level, administrative offices, classrooms and a video/library room at
the main level as well
as an extensive weight
room and boxing ring
on the upper level
.
Prospect Heights
Entertainment Center
Prospect Heights,
Illinois
Contractor:
Harbour Construction
Plainfield, IL
Contact:
Jonathon Harbour
T: 815.254.5500
Completion:
Unbuilt to date
Cost:
$50 Million
Area:
69,646 sq. ft. lower level
166,604 sq. ft. upper level
Narrative:
The Prospect Heights Entertainment Center was
designed as a true multi-purpose venue. The
center has over 10,000 seats for hockey or basketball including 350 “Club Seats” plus 40 private suite boxes. The facility was designed with
sections of retractable bleachers to accommodate
an Olympic rink and a full state-of-the-art concert stage and rigging. Multiple toilet facilities,
concessions and pro-shops ring the exterior of
the upper level with all operations and participant functions on the lower level.
Twin Star
Ice Center
Kalamazoo,
Michigan
Owner:
Twin Star Ice Center
Texas Twp., MI
Contact:
Jim Brien
T: 734.216.6811
Contractor:
Hollenbeck Construction
Kalamazoo, MI
Narrative:
The Twin Star Ice Center is aptly
named as a two-sheet arena
with 700 seats on the NHL rink and 350 on
the Olympic rink. The facility boasts 14
locker rooms, 2 concessions, a large sports
bar/restaurant, an extensive video arcade,
pro shop, corporate offices and a private
viewing suite.
.
Completion:
January, 2002
Cost:
$5.5 Million
Area:
74,115 sq. ft. lower
level
19,405 sq. ft. upper
level
Valley Ice
Garden
Bozeman,
Montana
Owner:
Valley Ice Garden, LLC
Bozeman, MT
Contact:
Mike Sebastian
T: 616.940.9962
Narrative:
The Bozeman Ice Garden is the home
of the Bozeman Ice Dogs Frontier
Completion:
League Junior “A” team with seating
September, 1997
for 3,600. Facility amenities include
team locker suites, dedicated figure
Cost:
skating locker room and multiple con$7 Million
cessions. The building was built on
solid bedrock in a seismic 3 earthArea:
quake zone mandating extensive struc56,000 sq. ft. Lower Level tural analysis and design as well as
27,000 sq. ft upper Level creating a two-tier parking lot with
building access at the upper level.
Photos courtesy of Dirk Buttke
Greenville
Sportsplex
Greenville,
Michigan
Owner:
City of Greenville
Greenville, MI
Contact:
George Bosanic
T: 616.754.5645
Completion:
Unbuilt to date.
Cost:
$12 million estimate
Area:
13,956 sq. ft. pool area
30,930 sq. ft. ice rink area
29,181 sq. ft. soccer area
Narrative:
16,340 sq. ft. gym area
19,717 sq. ft. common area The City of Greenville Sportsplex is an exciting multi-faceted indoor and outdoor sports
complex. The outdoor amenities include 4
baseball/softball fields, 4 soccer fields, 2
youth football fields, 2 toilet/concessions
buildings and a large children’s playground.
The indoor amenities include a zero-depth
kiddie pool, NHL ice rink, a gymnasium with
2 basketball courts as well as indoor soccer
which can also be converted into an additional ice rink or 2 basketball courts, as well
as a large lobby/gathering area.

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