Timberwolves Arena - Blue Team

THE NEW NBA ARENA FOR THE

MINNESOTATIMBERWOLVES

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Timberwolves | Lynx Offices 600 First Avenue N Minneapolis, MN 55403 RE:

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Request for Proposals Architectural Services for the Minnesota Timberwolves New

Arena Dear Selection Committee: Studio AP Squared is pleased to present qualifications and highlight our firm’s credentials for this proposed arena. Studio AP Squared is a recognized leader in the design of multi-use sport and entertainment venues, and our firm has the resources required to design the Minnesota Timberwolves New Arena. We recognize the significant opportunity this project offers to create a world class and dynamic facility that contributes to the unique culture of Minneapolis and matches the excitement the Timberwolves and Lynx bring to the city.

Our team possesses the passion, dedication and creativity necessary to maximize the potential of this opportunity.

Our team maintains continuing research on multi-purpose arenas and stadiums to cultivate a comprehensive understanding of design trends and user needs. Our approach focuses on in-depth meetings with all stakeholders to best understand the goals, vision and direction of the project. Our concepts aim to combine urban design, public space-making, premium amenities, sponsorship and marketing, and to relate the architectural expression to the unique culture of the site. These goals intend to keep both the Timberwolves and Lynx in Minneapolis at least until 2032, attract more top acts from around the country and positively impact the ongoing growth and quality of life of the city’s residents.

Thank you again for the opportunity to provide our qualifications for the Minnesota Timberwolves New Arena. We look forward to working with the Timberwolves and the City of Minneapolis on this unique opportunity.

Sincerely, Studio AP Squared

Allison Wilke Alli Wilk Design Director

Adeola Adewale Project Architect

Peter Ryan Project Manager

Patrick Henke Construction Administrator

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INDEX 8

Firm Introduction

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Design Narrative

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Premium Amenities Club ConďŹ guration Diagrams Premium Amenities Diagrams

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Site Context Location Plan Skyway Extents Diagram View Corridor Diagram Interior Perspectives Site Access Diagrams

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Constructability Proposed Schedule Cost Estimate Wall Sections & Details

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Sustainability Sustainability Diagrams & Principles MEP Diagrams

Architectural Expression Inspiration Images Building Elevations Skin System Diagram

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Circulation Diagrams Loading Dock Plan

Public Realm & Open Space City Context Diagrams Lobby & Public Space Diagrams

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Circulation & Facility Operations

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Contact Information

Program & Building Site Plan Building Floor Plans Building Sections Seating ConďŹ guration Diagrams Seat Manifests 7

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FIRM INTRODUCTION

FIRM PROFILE Studio AP2 is a nationally recognized sports and entertainment design ďŹ rm based in Kansas City, Missouri. Our team of architects, designers and construction experts strive to create unique and iconic spaces that celebrate the culture and character of our clients and their community. Our approach aims to combine ideas from different perspectives, event and building types, and sites to deliver the best fan experience possible. We maintain a comprehensive understanding of the industry and design trends to maximize the potential of our client’s vision. We deliver dynamic, inspiring and sustainable solutions.

Let’s work together.

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ALLISON WILKE

ADEOLA ADEWALE

Design Director

Project Architect

Allison is currently a graduate student at the University of Kansas. In May of 2014, she graduated from Miami University (Ohio) with a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture. Her love for the field and joy in working on architecture projects fueled the success she has achieved in both Miami and KU’s architecture programs. In 2012, she was awarded the Potter/Maxfield/ Wertz Award by the Department of Architecture and Interior Design for excellence in design. Additionally, she recieved the Association of Licensed Architects Student Merit Award for outstanding design quality in 2014.

Adeola is a Master of Architecture student at the University of Kansas. She is a member of the American Institute of Architectural Students (AIAS). Her passion for design has led to her to do research for the University of Kansas through Undergraduate Research Symposium where she received an Outstanding Presentation Award. She has professional experience through her internship with leading education design firm Wight & Company in Chicago, IL. She was also a key member in the global awarding winning MoCOLAB project done by Studio 409. She brings passion for design and planning to the team.

PETER RYAN

PATRICK HENKE

Project Manager

Construction Administrator

Currently a graduate student at the University of Kansas, Peter received his Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Georgia Tech in 2013, along with a certificate in City and Regional Planning.

He has experience serving as a Project Manager for a variety of educational and government program types and has been involved in all phases of a job, from proposals to construction administration. At Georgia Tech, he was a founding member of a student-led philanthropy organization that is partnered with Special Olympics to coach soccer to children with special needs, in addition to being a key member in a design studio that was named a finalist in the Pruitt-Igoe Now Competition.

Patrick is a Masters of Architecture candidate at the University of Kansas School of Architecture. He has been an intern twice at the Fortune 500 engineering and architecture firm Black & Veatch. He was a key member of the award winning MoCOLAB, project completed by Studio 409, a project that has recieved global attention for the teams work in converting an airstream trailer into a mobile university resource. He brings excitement and software capabilities to the team.

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DESIGN NARRATIVE 12

WHY CHOOSE OUR DESIGN?

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KEY 1 INNOVATIVE DESIGN The current Target Center overpowers the site and allows for little public open space. Rotating the bowl for the new arena introduces several advantages that contrast with Target Center’s current alignment.

Bowl Without Rotation

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Strengthen pedestrian engagement through an entry atrium and public plaza.

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Open the seating bowl to

unrivaled views of Target Field and Downtown Minneapolis.

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Increase sideline seating capacity by

17%

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KEY 2 24/7 BRANDING & ENGAGEMENT The existing Skyway merely passes through Target Center with limited advertising possibilities. Why not embrace this opportunity to create a 24-7 retail and advertising hub?

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Over 8000 people pass through this Skyway each day on their commute. Let them buy their morning coffee in your atrium.

2. Give your sponsors ac-

cess to exceptional

advertising space.

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Increase fan engagement and excitement with around-the-clock access to the atrium, while generating more revenue.

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KEY 3 DESTINATION MINNEAPOLIS Rotating the bowl produces a unique opportunity to create a public plaza at the bustling intersection of 1st and 6th, giving the team an unparalleled urban pedestrian presence.

1. Host community gatherings

such as food truck festivals

and the farmer’s market in the 20,000 square foot

plaza.

2. Serve as a spot for people to

work, play, relax and socialize.

3. Become much more than an

event-day destination; become an

everyday destination.

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SITE CONTEXT 18

BUILDING LOCATION

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While the site is currently home to Target Center, it certainly has its challenges. It is one of the most compact in the NBA and the grade drops considerably towards the north corner. Nevertheless, its urban location allows for many potential links with Downtown and neighboring Target Field. These con-

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KEY Existing Skyway ReconďŹ gured Skyway

SKYWAY EXTENTS The Minneapolis Skyway is a series of elevated bridges that total 7 miles in length and cover 69 downtown blocks.

Since almost 30% of fans

arrive at the arena via the Skyway, our design celebrates this particular aspect of Minneapolis culture as part of the front door of the arena.

The Skyway is an incredible location for increased fan engagement and revenue generation during event and non-event days.

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Although the initial idea of rotating the bowl came from the goal of increasing the seating capacity along the sidelines, this building conďŹ guration introduced a tremendous opportunity to connect the seating bowl to the surrounding urban fabric.

1. Picturesque views of the

Minneapolis skyline and the Twins’ Target Field 2. Fan gathering locations on

bridges overlooking the court 3.

Abundant natural light that can be controlled with shading devices

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VIEW TO TARGET FIELD 22

VIEW TO DOWNTOWN MINNEAPOLIS 23

1. Market your team and sponsors along 1st Avenue

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TARGET FIELD

2. Exhibit the dynamic facade with prominent views from 7th Street 3. Easy loading dock access from I-394 will attract more top acts from around the country N

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1. More than 5,000 vehicles use the ramps each day

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2. 30% of Minneapolis’ downtown commuting workforce park in Ramps A&B 3. Engage fans and commuters as they arrive and pass through the site N

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1. Over 8,000 commuters pass through the site daily

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2. Be more than a corridor; be a destination 3. Contribute to Minneapolis’ unique culture

PARKING RAMP CONFIGURATION 25

PUBLIC REALM 26

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Current Site

Government Plaza

Guthrie Theatre

Vikings Stadium

Sculpture Garden

Loring Park

Convention Center

CITY CONTEXT 27

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UNITEDHEALTH ATRIUM Nestled between the new plazas, the UnitedHealth Atrium is open to the public all day, everyday and offers retail and

advertising opportunities to team sponsors. Accessible

Skybridge Access

Premium Admission Entry

General Admission Entry

Entrance Lobby Skybridge Access

General Admission Entry

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from both street level and the Skyway system, the atrium activates the intersection of 1st and 6th and is a destination for both fans and commuters alike.

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Located at the intersection of 1st Avenue and 6th Street, Pentair Plaza is the primary entryway to the Timberwolves New Arena.

1. The

20,000 square foot plaza establishes a

strong pedestrian presence and become a vibrant place for locals to relax and socialize

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The 4-story video board promotes sponsors, announces community events and displays Timberwolves highlights.

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3. The plaza can host a range

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community gatherings, from farmer’s markets to food truck festivals.

PENTAIR PLAZA PLAN 1” = 40’ - 0” 29

ARCHITECTURAL EXPRESSION 30

Receding Glacier

RIPPLES

Lateral Moraines

Terminal Moraines

Kettle Lakes

INSPIRATION

KETTLES

MORAINES

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SOUTHEAST ELEVATION 1” = 60’ - 0”

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NORTHEAST ELEVATION 1” = 60’ - 0”

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NORTHWEST ELEVATION 1” = 60’ - 0”

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SOUTHWEST ELEVATION 1” = 60’ - 0”

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Composed of eight different panel types, the unitized curtain wall facade is inspired

by Minnesota’s “Land of 10,000 Lakes” nickname. Glass panels and solid metal panels anchor each end of the facade spectrum, while five different transition

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EVENT LEVEL The Event Level is located +/- 19 feet below grade and takes advantage of the sloping grade of the site. The loading dock is located on the north corner of the site and has direct access to the Event Level and Event Floor. The service entrance uses the existing street grid with the entrance and exit both using 2nd Avenue.

Multi-Use Support The Event Level contains all the necessary function to smoothly operate a multi-purpose facility, including locker rooms, commissary, maintenance and storage spaces.

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Premium Amenities The Den by Ameriprise is located on the Event Level and gives patrons exclusive views of the team as they travel from the locker room to the court.

Flexibility A continuous service corridor loop, corner vomitories, and abundant storage/marshalling space allow for easy transition between event types and conďŹ gurations.

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KEY Clubs THE DEN Retail

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MAIN CONCOURSE LEVEL The Main Concourse is located at grade, providing easy pedestrian access to the U.S. Bancorp VIP Entrance and the UnitedHealth Atrium. The Main Concourse also contains the team store, ticketing, and other retail options.

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Visual Connection Visitors can look into the seating bowl as they enter the arena from the UnitedHealth Atrium.

Street Activation The UnitedHealth Atrium and the U.S. Bancorp VIP Entrance can both be opened during non-event times to accommadate pedestrian traffic and private gatherings.

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CLUB LEVEL The Club Level resides between the Main Concourse and the Suite Levels. Connected to the U.S. Bancorp VIP Entrance, the Club Level features numerous premium clubs and sponsorship opportunities.

Premium Amenities The 3M Triple Story Baseline Club and the Best Buy Wolfpack Club are located on the Club Level.

See & Be Seen The bridge connection between the clubs allows premium guests to look out over the UnitedHealth Atrium and be seen by general admission guests as they enter the arena.

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KEY Clubs WOLFPACK CLUB Open to Below

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CLUB LEVEL 160

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SUITE LEVEL 1 Suite Level 1 is accessible via the U.S. Bancorp VIP Entrance and has approximately 30 different suites of various size and amenity, as well as two sections of loge boxes. The suite types available on this level are Suite Club, Party Suites and Individual Suites. Part of the 3M Triple Story Baseline Club is also located on this level.

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Premium Amenities All necessary support spaces, including pantries and restrooms are located on Suite Level 1 to provide the highest quality setting for premium guests.

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SUITE LEVEL 1 320

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SUITE LEVEL 2 Like the other premium levels, Suite Level 2 is accessed through the U.S. Bancorp VIP Entrance and has approximately 35 different suites of various size and amenity, as well as a section of loge boxes. The suite types available on this level are Suite Booths, Party Suites and Individual Suites. Part of the 3M Triple Story Baseline Club is also located on this level.

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Premium Amenities All necessary support spaces, including pantries and restrooms are located on Suite Level 1 to provide the greatest hospitality for premium guests.

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SUITE LEVEL 2 320

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UPPER CONCOURSE LEVEL The Upper Concourse features all the concessions, retail, restrooms and support spaces required to serve the Upper Bowl patrons.

Seating & Views Rotating the bowl on the site maximizes the seating along the sidelines as well opens up each end of the Upper Bowl for views to Target Field and the Minneapolis skyline.

Standing Room The two open corners create a bridge space for standing room areas or for patrons to hang out at the bar rails overlooking the bowl.

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UPPER DECK LEVEL The Upper Deck Level contains MEP equipment and the TCF Bank Party Deck.

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Premium Amenity The TCF Bank Party Deck is available in the summer months for privates parties and events. The deck offers incredible views of Downtown Minneapolis and neighboring Target Field.

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KEY Clubs TCF PARTY DECK Upper Bowl

Loge Boxes

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PARTY DECK LEVEL 320

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NORTHWEST LONGITUDINAL SECTION 1” = 60’ - 0”

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SOUTHEAST LONGITUDINAL SECTION 1” = 60’ - 0”

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SOUTHWEST TRANSVERSE SECTION 1” = 60’ - 0”

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NORTH DIAGONAL SECTION 1” = 60’ - 0”

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Basketball Seat Manifest

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3980 Lower Bowl Sideline

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3272 Lower Bowl Endline 311

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1684 Club

SUITE LEVEL 2 SUITE LEVEL 1 206

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BASKETBALL SEATING CONFIGURATION 1” = 60’ - 0” 58

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HOCKEY Seat Manifest

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3948 Lower Bowl Sideline

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2060 Lower Bowl Endline

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1130 Club

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HOCKEY SEATING CONFIGURATION 1” = 60’ - 0”

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End Stage Concert Seat Manifest

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3404 Lower Bowl Sideline 307

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SUITE LEVEL 2 SUITE LEVEL 1

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694 Suites

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5787 Upper Bowl

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800 Floor Seating

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END STAGE CONCERT SEATING CONFIGURATION 60

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Half House Concert Seat Manifest 1724 Lower Bowl Sideline 1600 Lower Bowl Endline 947 Club 528 Suites 4105 Upper Bowl 436 Floor Seating 9340 TOTAL

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HALF HOUSE CONCERT SEATING CONFIGURATION 1” = 60’ - 0”

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Located directly off 1st Avenue, the Best Buy Wolfpack Premium Atrium greets patrons as they enter through the U.S. Bancorp VIP Entrance. Offering direct views to the court, the

atrium immediately introduces patrons to all the excitement and passion of the Timberwolves. All suites, loge boxes and clubs are accessed through this exclusive atrium.

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Only 20 rows from the event oor, the Best Buy Wolfpack Club is accessed through the U.S. Bancorp VIP Entrance, just off of 1st Avenue. The club maximizes the spectator experience

by giving all premium patrons an immediate view of the court as they enter the arena. The club also serves a section of sideline loge boxes that give the fan a unique and entertainment experience.

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BEST BUY WOLFPACK CLUB

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SUITE LEVEL 1

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CLUB LEVEL BEST BUY WOLFPACK ATRIUM BEYOND LOGE BOX SEATS

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3M TRIPLE STORY BASELINE CLUB 3

DRINK RAIL RAMP

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Located just 20 rows from the endline, the 3M Triple Story Baseline Club gives patrons a remarkable three-tiered viewing experience. Positioned between the court and the UnitedHealth Atrium, premium patrons can take in the game or people watch as they overlook the lobby. Whether you’re cheering on the Timberwolves from the Club Seats, relaxing in the Loge Boxes, or socializing at the drink rail, the 3M Triple Story Baseline Club caters to fans of all 66

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THE DEN BY AMERIPRISE MAIN CONCOURSE LEVEL

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EVENT LEVEL

The Den is a bunker style club that brings patrons directly into the energy and passion of the game. Comprised of 6 rows of club seats and 2 rows of courtside seats on each sideline, Den patrons are immediately

adjacent to all the rebounding, blocking and slam-dunking excitement. Located along the Timberwolves path to the court, patrons can

enjoy a pregame drink in The Den while they watch the team head out for victory. The only way to get closer to the action is to be on the team.

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CONSTRUCTABILITY 82

PROPOSED SCHEDULE In order to reach our goal of being open for the start of the 2018 NBA season, we are proposing: - Fast track construction process - Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) and Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) - Early bid practices - Early procurement of materials (i.e. roof steel) - Work with the NBA schedule to begin construction as soon as the season ends - Relocate the Timberwolves to UM’s Williams Arena to keep the team in Minneapolis

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PROPOSED SCHEDULE 2015

2016

2017

2018

PROJECT SCOPE

DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION INTEGRATION

J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O Timberwolves Season

Timberwolves Season

Timberwolves Season

Project Meetings

State / Team Review Safety & Quality Control

Safety Plan QA / QC

Site

New Arena

Demo

Conceptual / Schematic Design

Design Development

Earthwork / Site Utilities

Construction Documents

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Foundation & Structure

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Skin

Int. Rough-In

Finishes

Budget & Schedule Report Cost Estimates Owner Move

FF&E & Move Management

Arena Events

FF&E Released State High School BBall Championship NCHC Frozen Faceoff

Lynx Season

State High School BBall Championship NCHC Frozen Faceoff

Lynx Season

State High School BBall Championship NCHC Frozen Faceoff

Move Plan Lynx Season

PROPOSED COST ESTIMATE Building Size: 610,400 sf Hard Costs

Soft Costs Total Cost

Cost / SF

Contingency

Cost

Sitework

$25

$15,260,000

Design

10%

$35,404,000

Structure

$172

$104,989,000

Construction

10%

$35,404,000

Enclosure

$30

$18,312,000

TOTAL

20%

$70,808,000

RooďŹ ng

$9

$5,494,000

Finishes

$85

$51,884,000

Specialties / Equip

$26

$15,871,000

Elevators

$8

$4,884,000

Mech / Plumb

$50

$30,520,000

Electrical

$60

$36,624,000

Scoreboard

$20

$12,208,000

Food Service

$22

$13,429,000

TOTAL

$507

$309,475,000

TOTAL ESTIMATED COST = $424,828,000 Cost / SF = $696 Cost / Seat = $23,000

Design Fee @ 6% = 25,490,000

City Cost Adjustment -- Minneapolis $309,468,744 x 1.1 = $340,423,000

Escalation Contingency $340,415,618.40 x 1.04 = $354,040,000 85

GUTTER AT UPPER ROOF

PARAPET AT EDGE OF UPPER ROOF PARAPET AT EDGE OF UPPER ROOF STEEL TRUSS STEEL TRUSS

CURTAIN WALL GLAZING SINGLE-PLY ROOF ON SLOPED RIGID INSULATION

07 ROOF DECK 250’-4” 07 ROOF DECK 250’-4” PARAPET AT TOP OF UNITIZED CURTAIN WALL FACADE UNITIZED CURTAIN WALL SYSTEM CONCRETE COLUMN STEEL STRUCTURE FOR CURTAIN WALL UNITIZED CURTAIN WALL FACADE

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STEEL STRUCTURE FOR CURTAIN WALL

06 UPPER CONCOURSE 191’-8” 06 UPPER CONCOURSE 191’-8” 05 SUITE LEVEL 2 179’-8” 05 SUITE LEVEL 2 179’-8” 04 SUITE LEVEL 1 167’-2” 04 SUITE LEVEL 1 167’-2”

03 CLUB LEVEL 158’-0”

03 CLUB LEVEL 158’-0”

SOFFIT AT ENTRY 02 MAIN CONCOURSE 143’-0”

STOREFRONT FACADE 02 MAIN CONCOURSE 143’-0”

PERMANENT EXCAVATION SYSTEM

PERMANENT EXCAVATION SYSTEM

01 EVENT LEVEL 124’-0”

01 EVENT LEVEL 124’-0” CONCRETE PILINGS CONCRETE PILINGS

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PREMIUM ENTRY

SOUTHWEST CORNER

WALL SECTION

WALL SECTION

1” = 30’ - 0”

1” = 30’ - 0”

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GUTTER AT UPPER ROOF

UNITIZED CURTAIN WALL SYSTEM

STEEL STRUCTURE

CONT. SEALANT, TYP. CONT. FLASHING, TYP. BOTTOM OF STUDS NOM. 12’-0” MTL. FASCIA PANEL MTL. SOFFIT PANELS RECESSED LED CAN LIGHT

3” RIGID INSULATION ON 3-5/8 MTL. STUDS

SOFFIT DETAIL 1/2” = 1’ - 0” 87

TPO ROOF MEMBRANE PLYWOOD SHEATHING 8” POLYISO INSULATION CONT. MTL. COPING

6” MTL. DECKING CONT. MTL. GUTTER WITH EDGE FLASHING

MTL. PANEL CLADDING, EA. SIDE (2) LAYERS PLYWOOD SHEATHING EA. SIDE 6” MTL. STUDS CONT. FLASHING, TYP. HSS STEEL GIRT AUTOMATED SHADING SYSTEM SLOPE DRAIN PIPE ALONG STRUCTURE TO COLUMN CURTAIN WALL GLAZING STEEL TRUSS

UPPER ROOF DETAIL 1/4” = 1’ - 0” 88

CURTAIN WALL GLAZING

CONT. FLASHING, TYP.

CONT. MTL. COPING

3” RIGID INSULATION 6” MTL. STUDS SINGLE-PLY ROOF MEMBRANE RIGID INSULATION SLOPED 1/4” PER FOOT ON TPO ROOF AND FLUID APPLIED VAPOR BARRIER

3” RIGID INSULATION ON SHEATHING 6” MTL. STUDS SINGLE-PLY ROOF MEMBRANE

UNITIZED CURTAIN WALL FACADE

5” CONC. ON 3” MTL. DECK RUN DRAIN PIPE THROUGH COLUMN

CONC. BEAM STL. STRUCTURE FOR CURTAIN WALL

LOWER ROOF DETAIL 3/8” = 1’ - 0” 89

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LEED CERTIFICATION To compete wtih current design standards, our goal for thiss project is to achieve LEED Gold CertiďŹ cation.

To achieve this distinction, we will:

1. Focus on the Categories of Performance of LEED v4: - Location & Transportation - Sustainable Sites - Water Efficiency - Energy & Atmosphere - Materials & Resources - Indoor Environmental Quality - Innovation - Regional Priority 2. Maximize energy use reduction 3. Analyze the Return on Investment of potential strategies

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The Mecho Shade is an automatic sunshade system that blocks natural light during daytime events as needed.

It also prevents heat intake from the southern facade and reduces glare.

Wall Mount Angle

Snap Lock Fascia

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MECHO SUNSHADE DETAIL 1 - 1/2” = 1’ - 0”

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Premium areas are served by separate systems

Condensers and AHUs are located on the roof

KEY Supply Air Heat

MEP DIAGRAM

Return Air

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We’re happy to answer all of your questions.

ALLISON WILKE

ADEOLA ADEWALE

Design Director

Project Architect

M. (314) 703-9657 wilkeac@ku.edu

M. (314) 220-6629 deola2011@gmail.com

PETER RYAN

PATRICK HENKE

Project Manager

Construction Administrator

M. (904) 861-8813 pdryan91@gmail.com

M. (513) 377-0015 phenke@ku.edu

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