Sports

Citizens Bank Park
Philadelphia, PA

Citizens Bank Park incorporates the best aspects of the great pre-war ballparks while providing modern amenities and making use of the latest technological advances in sports entertainment.  The seating layout is inspired by the classic plans of the Baker Bowl and Connie Mack Stadium, which housed the team from 1887-1970.  The ballpark has hosted two World Series, including the victorious 2008 season.

 
“I think the ballpark is a big part of why we’re drawing the fans we are and clearly we’ve had on-field success since we’ve been in the ballpark. If you were to point to one thing that changed us as an organization, we always thought that if we could get into a baseball-only facility our whole picture would change and the reality has borne that out.”
David Montgomery
Chairman
Philadelphia Phillies – Citizens Bank Park
 

PNC Field Renovation & Addition
Moosic, PA

EwingCole developed various concepts for a major renovation to the AAA Scranton-Wilkes Barre Railriders’ 10,500 seat multi-purpose stadium, which opened in 1989.  The $40 million renovation entails demolishing everything but the lower seating bowl, playing field, and the home clubhouse, which was rebuilt in 2005.  All of the non-premium seating would be confined to the lower bowl, while suite and club seating is located above the main concourse.  General admission patrons have a variety of new seating options from which to choose, such as tiered picnic areas and lawn seating.

“EwingCole has done a tremendous job on the design of our ballpark renovation.  The skill, creativity and leadership they showed are what we needed to make this project a reality.  This ballpark renovation is going to transform the experience of attending a game in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, and we couldn’t be more excited about that for our fans.” 
Art Matin, President & CEO
Mandalay Baseball Properties
PNC Field

The Stadium At Grand Crossing
Los Angeles, CA

EwingCole designed the plans for a 75,000-seat (including 11,000 Club seats and 175 Suites) asymmetrical bowl stadium which will provide improved seat positions and sight lines for fans.  The design for this stadium will be a mix of amenities – restaurants and club spaces organized around a plaza-level atrium featuring both premium and general admission club attractions, and a series of multi-level, open-air outdoor concourses layered into the landscaped landform.  The Stadium, including the atrium and associated programming, will anchor nearly 3M SF of mixed-use development and provide retail and entertainment opportunities for families year round.

Brighthouse Network Field
Clearwater, FL

EwingCole was the associate architect and structural engineer for Bright House Field, the spring training facility for the Philadelphia Phillies and the home ballpark for the minor league Clearwater Threshers.  The venue provides 8,000 seats, picnic areas, berm seating and event viewing and entertainment areas throughout the 360-degree concourse.

 
“EwingCole provided excellent staff dedicated to the project. They controlled the design process very well. I have complete confidence in EwingCole and would, without question, hire them again.”
John Stranix
Stranix Associates, LLC
Philadelphia Phillies – Bright House Field