Timberwolves Arena - Red Team

Minneapolis Arena

MMCL

RED TEAM

Megan Davis McKenzie Liebl Chloe Lockman Minneapolis Arena

Leigha Sledge

DESIGN NARRATIVE With a strong sense of community and shared pride for their state, Minnesotan culture embodies the warmth and cordial tradition inherent to the Midwest. Providing a community space to celebrate the spirit and victories of the Twin Cities’ teams while reflecting its diverse culture and connection to the people and the land is at the heart of our design for the Minneapolis Arena.

While the interior arena spiritually connects the people through shared traditions, the exterior physically connects to the land and urban context through a dynamic façade and streetscape that serve as an invitation to all of downtown Minneapolis. The arena extends this invitation to all of Minnesota by incorporating materials that resemble the local natural landscape reminiscent of summers at the lake house, hiking in the north woods, and family potlucks around the hearth during a winter storm.

The Minneapolis Arena embodies the Minnesotan community and their connection to nature, and will thus become a new source of Minnesotan pride.

COMMUNITY Minneapolis Culture Site Maps Plaza Diagrams

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CONNECTIVITY Floor Plans Interior Precedents Seating Manifest Bowl Design: Section Premium Amenities

Natural Inspiration Form Diagrams Circulation Sustainability Elevations Sections Constructability: Details

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COMMUNITY Minneapolis, the “City by Nature,” is home to a vibrant and diverse community with a strong sense of local pride.

Known for its green lifestyle, Minneapolis sets a high standard for sustainable living and has created a sense of community through that lifestyle. Minneapolis offers a lively theater and entertainment district that reflects the city’s strong emphasis on history, art, and culture.

Engaging with this rich culture, the Minneapolis Arena provides a gathering space that will become an iconic place for celebration and Minnesotan identity. Featuring an intimate and low-rising bowl, the spectators will feel a sense of camaraderie while having a great view of the game. The large plaza space framing the main entrance invites the city’s varied population to gather into a setting that unites them under a shared interest. Because of the engaging and welcoming design of the Minneapolis Arena, the Twin Cities community will share a bond of unified appreciation and pride that will surpass generations.

Designed by Jean Nouvel, the 285,000 square foot theater sits along the Mississippi River in downtown Minneapolis. The theater was founded for performance, production, education and professional training of acting. The Guthrie houses three theaters, featuring a thrust stage, proscenium stage, and a black-box studio. Jutting out to the Mississippi River is a 178-foot cantilevered “Endless Bridge,” and on the ninth floor an Amber Room that gives vintage views of downtown.

First Roman Catholic Basilica established in the United States, the Basilica of Saint Mary is one of the many icons of Minneapolis. The Beaux-Arts neoclassical architecture and downtown location make it a popular destination for the religious and non-religious alike. Annually it hosts the Basilica Block Party weekend music festival, which has sold out every year since its start in 1995, as well as the Minnesota Sinfonia for their winter classical concert series.

The Guthrie Theater

The Basilica of Saint Mary

As the tallest building in the state, the IDS Center has become a Minneapolis icon. At the bottom of the tower sits a shopping and lobby area, known as the Crystal Court. Skyway connections span for four adjacent blocks and the front entrance faces Nicollet Mall, the primary downtown shopping street. This famous front entrance was featured on the opening montage of “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” and the IDS Center was designed by Philip Johnson.

This 11 acre park located near the Walker Art Center is the largest urban sculpture garden in the country, housing 40 permanent art installations.

The sculpture garden unites green space and Minnesotan cultural life, and has become a top destination. The centerpiece of the garden is the Spoonbridge and Cherry, and the grounds also include the Cowles Conservatory including a glass fish by Frank Gehry.

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Minneapolis Culture

The Sculpture Garden at the Walker Art Center

Made of granite and limestone, the 2100-foot long Stone Arch Bridge is solely for pedestrians and bicyclists. The bridge is the only arched bridge made of stone on the entire Mississippi River, offering great views of the Minneapolis skyline. It was originally built in 1883 for the railroad to increase movement of people and goods across the river.

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The North Loop Nicollet Mall The Guthrie Theater

Warehouse District Stone Arch Bridge

Vikings Stadium Convention Center District Theater & Entertainment District

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Minneapolis District Map

Minneapolis has been rated one of the top US cities for public transportation. The metro light rail and bus lines have been aggressive in supporting their community’s transportation needs and hold a high safety record.

Minneapolis also ranks high on the most bikeable city list, having almost 13,000 people bike to work daily. The skyways have put Minneapolis on the map for holding the world’s largest continuous skyway system, spanning 8 miles and connecting 69 blocks.

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PREMIUM ENTRANCES GENERAL ADMISSION ENTRANCES

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Site Plan: Access Points

With the main entrance located at the intersection of First Avenue and Seventh Street, the plaza serves as a place of confluence for the city. Using the Energy Center on site to advertise event, a large LED screen will draw more people to the southern plaza. Behind the Energy Center is the drop off zone for Premium guests. Influenced by the pattern of the screen system wrapping around the building, the paving stones of the plaza break up to draw the pedestrian to ticketing and the main entrance of the arena which opens up to the bowl.

During the cold winter days when larger events aren’t being held, the plaza will transform into a winter garden providing an open ice rink and fire pits for those brave enough to weather the Minnesota winter.

Being one of the diverse and accepting cities in America, the plaza can change into a celebration space for parades that happen in the city.

With a strong farmer’s market presence in Minneapolis, the plaza can serve as a branch of the market to serve city dwellers closer to downtown and east Minneapolis.

With high pedestrian activity in the warmer months, the plaza will change into a food truck stop for office workers to take a break and enjoy good company

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Gameday and Concerts

Winter Garden

TICKETING

DROP OFF ZONE

ICE RINK

ARENA QUEUING FIRE PITS

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Plaza Use Diagrams

Gay Pride Parade

Farmer’s Market

Lunchtime User’s & Passive Use

TICKETS MARKET STALLS

SEATING AREA

Plaza Use Diagrams

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CONNECTIVITY With its urban context and rural materials, the Minneapolis Arena bridges the connection of the diverse Minnesotan lifestyles. The arena invites festivities across downtown into the theater and warehouse districts and creates links to Target Field and 1st Avenue.

The Minneapolis Arena invites the city in by lifting up its faรงade at the entrances, similar to the movement of a wolves den. The primary and secondary entrances give a view into openings of the bowl to create a link between the city and the game. Likewise, when seated inside the bowl, views of downtown can be seen back through the entrances.

This unity between the urban and rural environment is incorporated into the Minnesotan lifestyle as well as the Minneapolis Arena. The arena creates a connection between a diverse community, between the game and the city, and between the built environment and nature.

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PREMIUM

SERVICE

CONCESSIONS

MEP

CIRCULATION

DN Utility/ Demarcation Room

PRESS

Steam/ Chilled Water Entry

Ice Plant Service Elevator

RETAIL Emergency Power Generator

TOILETS

Marshalling

Storage

Event Storage

EVENT FACILITIES

Broadcast Head

Loading Docks & Staging

Event Storage Visitor NBA Locker Room

Visitor NHL Locker Room

Men’s Freight Elevator

Visitor NBA T-Wolves Showers Showers

Visitor NHL Showers

Women’s

NHL Showers Timberwolves Locker Room

NHL Locker Room

Event Storage Show Power & Courtside Power

Aux. Toilets

Aux. Lockers

Ice Melt Jet Ice

Kitchen Hardwood Club

Weight Room

Press Room

Star Lounge

Storage

Zamboni

Electrical Rm. Aux. Toilets

Aux. Lockers

Electrical Rm.

Premium Elevator

Star Dressing Room

Emergency Main Server Elec.

Service Entry

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Event Level

PREMIUM CIRCULATION SERVICE

Storage

Dry Storage

Bulk Cooler

Bulk Freezer Main Kitchen

MEP

Suite Prep

Dish Wash

AHU

AHU

AHU

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PREMIUM CIRCULATION SERVICE Restaurant

MEP

CONCESSIONS Kids Zone

RETAIL TOILETS

Premium Entrance

Team Store

Ticketing

The Taproom Main Entrance

Plaza Secondary Entrance

Premium Entrance

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Main Concourse

PREMIUM CIRCULATION Boundary Waters Bar & Grill

SERVICE MEP

TOILETS

UP Iron Range Club

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PREMIUM CIRCULATION SERVICE

UP

MEP UNCONVENTIONAL CONCESSIONS RETAIL TOILETS

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Upper Concourse

PREMIUM CIRCULATION SERVICE

AHU AHU

MEP The Northstar Club

TOILETS

PRESS

AHU AHU

Radio

Writing

TV

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The Upper Concourse features unique food options that make it an exciting and desirable place to be. Food trucks, carts, scooters, pop-up stations, and informal moments create a buzzing atmosphere that are symbolic of ice shacks on a frozen Minnesotan lake. These mobile sustenance shacks are on the move and can be interacted with a mobile phone application to tell you of its current location and promotions. The mobile app also has live game updates, ticket purchasing, arena promotions, and general info.

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Upper Concourse

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7:45 PM

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Hot Dish-To-Go

Sweet Treats

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Info

Tickets

Offers

Live

Support your Minnesota Timberwolves and stay in the loop with notifications and highlights

Trucks

Arena App

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Flexible Interior & Exterior Space

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Seating Manifest

Basketball

Hockey

Concert (End Stage

General Admission

8150

7367

5970

Court Seats

128

0

1865

Hardwood Club Seats

120

120

120

The Taproom Club Seats

344

344

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Total

8742

7703

7959

Loge Seats

166

166

166

Boundary Waters Club Seat

656

656

283

Traditional Suites

288

288

240

Iron Range VIP Suites

160

160

160

Super Suites

66

66

46

Total

1336

1336

895

General Admission

5166

5166

4220

North Star Club

774

774

387

Total

5940

5940

4607

Total Arena

16018

14979

13461

Description Lower Bowl

Club Level

Upper Bowl

Bowl Configurations

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40x80 stage

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Hockey Seating Configurations

Concert

Top of Facade 228’

Arena Structure 210’

Facility Operations 190’

Upper Concourse 168’ 7” Suite/Skyway Level 154’ Main Concourse 140’ 9”

Event Level 120’

Top of Facade 228’

Arena Structure 210’

Facility Operations 190’

Upper Concourse 168’ 7” Suite/Skyway Level 154’ Main Concourse 140’ 9”

Event Level 120’

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Perspective Bowl Section

Facility Operations Level

Northstar Club

Suite Level

Boundary Waters Bar & Grill

The Iron The Iron Range Club Range VIP Suites

Loge Boxes Traditional Suite

Super Suite

Main Concourse

The Taproom

Event Level

Hardwood Club

Premium Amenities

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Hardwood Club $$$$ The Hardwood Club is a premium spot for the Timberwolves Super Fan. Available for purchase on a season to season basis, this club is dedicated to our most devoted fans.

Located on the event level with courtside seating, the Hardwood Club gets fans close to the action. Utilizing glass walls around the club and into the press room, fans have the ability to see their favorite players up close and personal as they leave the locker room and watch as they sit for postgame interviews.

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Premium Amenities

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The Hardwood Club derived its name by being the club closest to the court, but also because of the natural hardwoods found in Minnesota. The interior finishes of this club will resemble nature and the court by using recycled and reclaimed wood for the floors and table tops. The club will have a social atmosphere and facilitate movement because of the variety of seating and entry options. Bar tables, couches, bar seating, and standard dining tables are featured for diverse interactions. Walled primarily by glass walls, the club offers views into the press room and vomitory where players enter the arena.

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The Taproom $ Located on the Main Concourse with views into the bowl, The Taproom is the perfect place for premium guests to grab a drink with friends. Fans can cheer on the Wolves in the publike atmosphere while enjoying local craft beers on tap.

Available at an affordable price, in 3-game packages, this club is an opportunity for fans to get the premium experience without any major commitments.

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Premium Amenities

The Taproom invites guests into its open floor plan, with the only separation from the main concourse being a low 3’ 6” divider wall with low flames. This allows other guests walking throughout the main concourse to catch glimpses of the bowl through the bar’s rustic interior. Iron and wood are common finishes in this bar, making the room feel well put together but not gaudy. The atmosphere is casual and relaxed, with a warm sense of being gathered together with family and friends.

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Iron Range Club

by Lexus

Available to all premium ticket holders, the Iron Range Club features a luxury bar and lounge for guests to meet and mingle throughout the game. The club offers an outdoor patio space where guests can grab a drink, relax around the fire pits, and enjoy the views of the Minneapolis skyline.

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Premium Amenities

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The Iron Range Club by Lexus offers a club like atmosphere for the premium ticket holders. Guests can gather either in the interior luxury lounge area featuring modern and bold colors, or the outside patio area overlooking the main plaza with views to downtown. The patio continues the club atmosphere with relaxed shared seating around fire pits and an arrangement that invites mixing. This indulgent club will be sure to display rotating Lexus cars, making this space a place to see and be seen.

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Iron Range VIP Suites $$$$ The Iron Range VIP Suites are exclusive, top-dollar suites featuring bottle service and high-end dining for premium patrons. Located along the baseline, these suites are optimal for concert-goers and sports fans alike. The Iron Range Suites include operable walls, allowing guests the opportunity to open up their space for socializing with other guests, or keep the walls closed for a more private experience.

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Premium Amenities

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These high dollar suites are the ultimate party suite that extends the appearance and atmosphere from the Iron Range Club. These suites offer more privatized seating, still with bold block colors, dimmed lighting, and lounge seating directly watching the game. There is no finish too luxurious for this space and the room features rich colors and leather seating.

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Traditional & Super Suites

$$$

The Traditional and Super Suites at the Minneapolis Arena are luxury spaces with fine dining options that are available for purchase as season packages. The Traditional Suites are influenced by Minnesota lake house culture and provide an intimate space for family and friends to socialize and watch the game. The larger, Super Suites are perfect spaces for large parties or business conferences.

Whether closing a deal or bonding with family and friends, fans can enjoy all that a Minneapolis Arena has to offer.

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Premium Amenities

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The finfishes for the traditional suites reflect the warmth and coziness of the Minnesota lake house with high end finishes.

Catering to families and more intimate gatherings of people, multiple catering options will provide suite holders the opportunity to change their dining experience. Warm woods and upholstered seating will be complimented by warm accent lighting creating a more intimate space for suite holders to retire to during events The super suites take on a similar atmosphere as the traditional suites but at a larger scale to accommodate businesses and larger parties looking for a space to entertain and be entertained. Large conference tables and plush seating ensures maximum comfort and luxury when conducting business. With a dedicated suite attendant guest will be provided the largest variety in dining options.

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Loge Boxes $$ Catered seating with great views to the court help make the Loge Box Suites a great premium seat option. The luxury seating boxes are available at a variety of sizes from a 10 person party box, to an intimate two person suite.

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Premium Amenities

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Number of Loge Boxes 5 9 10 5 2

People per Loge Box 2 4 6 8 10

Aiming for an atmosphere of spacious comfort and quality service, the loge box seats are upholstered cushion. Guest will also have personal TV screens located next to their seats to view the game and instant replays at their own leisure. A variety of loge meal packages will be available and set at different prices for variety in catering options.

Boundary Waters Bar & Grill The Boundary Waters Bar & Grill is a high-end restaurant available to any premium ticket holder. Guests can enjoy fine dining in this luxury space while keeping up with the action of the game on the big screens or our mobile app.

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Premium Amenities

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The Boundary Waters Bar & Grill offers the suite, loge, and seasonal club members a more formal dining experience than their ticketed seat. This restaurant has a large glass front entrance offering views of the event while dining. The finishes are an upscale version of cabins found on the Boundary Waters, with the exposed structure and ceiling made of timber. Sleek, polished wooden tables are featured and large pendant fixtures give a glow to a warm colored interior.

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The Northstar Club This upper level event space offers versatility and flexibility by hosting events year round. From wedding receptions and private catered events, to fundraisers and school functions, this club is rentable to the public. On game days, the North Star Club offers a tailgaiting experience to club patrons, with connections to Target Field and a large outdoor plaza space.

The club features a drink rail that overhangs the upper bowl seating, offering club patrons a unique game experience.

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Premium Amenities

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Finishes will reflect a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor space using natural urban finishes. For maximum usage, heat lamps will be provided during the colder months of the year. Flexible, lightweight furniture will be used throughout to easily transition between events with the addition of stands on the patio for views to Target Field during baseball game days. The Northstar club will be the ultimate embodiment of Minneapolis’ rooftop patio spaces.

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NATURE A large source of pride and passion for Minnesotans is their nature. The state of 10,000 lakes boasts more shoreline than California, Florida, and Hawaii combined, and the majority of the northern Iron Range is covered in National Forests, containing 58 state forests. Minnesotans are active in respecting and preserving their nature, and have been aggressive with using renewable resources, recycling, and minimizing waste.

The Minneapolis Arena will embody these values of nature by displaying materials that resemble wood, water, ice, and stone. The arena plans to actively participate in furthering respect for nature by collecting recyclables, promoting alternative forms of transportation, repurposing collected rain water, using low emitting and recycled materials, and emphasizing daylighting for thermal comfort and views.

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Natural Inspiration

Natural Inspiration

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The general design is a glass box that maximizes the extents of the tight site. Wrapping around the glass box is a wooden slat skin that creates the overall feeling of movement and dynamics. The wooden skin lifts up in peaks to pronounce the entrances and dips back down to the street level to relate to the pedestrian. To further the dynamic wrapping system, the skin splits in two areas to create outdoor patios. This movement of the skin system is a reflection of the lively community and exciting events within the arena.

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Form Diagram

The Skin was developed to be manufactured on panels. Within the panels the structure was divided into X’s that would be braced hollow tubes. The large panels of X’s were then subdivided into a secondary structure system made of up triangles, and then a tertiary structure system that correlated to smaller triangles.

Building Skin Diagram

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Pedestrian Vertical Circulation

Mechanical Core Circulation

Vertical circulation cores are located in each quadrant of the arena, with two separate entries for premium guests.

Patrons have access to the arena from several major thoroughfares including 1st Avenue and the skyway system.

In order to maximize efficiency, we stacked our mechanical and electrical services into four cores located in each quadrant of the arena.

General Admission Premium

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Circulation Diagrams

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Sustainability

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Top of Facade 228’

Arena Structure 210’

Facility Operations 190’

Upper Concourse 168’ 7” Suite/Skyway Level 154’ Main Concourse 140’ 9”

Event Level 120’

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Transverse Section

Scale: 1’=20’

Chosen for its durability and ability to be harvested in the state, Ipe wood is used for the arenas screening system. With the constructability of the screen, individual panel can be taken down for repairs or replacement.

Moreover, the weathering of the screen will provide depth and character to the arena as it ages and develops along with the city.

Using locally reclaimed wood for interior finishes further ties the arena back to its location. With companies such as a Minnesota Barnwood, material finishes inside many areas of the stadium will provide economic growth to the state and local businesses while maintaining a low environmental footprint.

One of many natural resources in Minnesota, limestone for the Minneapolis arena will be quarried from the southern region of the state.

This reduction on travel distance and use of local materials increases the sustainability of the arena and the economic growth of the state.

The pattern of the stone once installed will be in reference to the context of the warehouse district Another natural resource found in Minnesota, Gabbro stone will be used in the paving in the plaza spaces which blends into the arena, inviting the exterior inside. When it rains, the stone becomes a reflective surface harkening back to the lakes of Minnesota.

Section With Materiality

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Primary structure of ½” thick hollow structural steel

Secondary structure of 1/4” thick hollow structural steel

Tertiary paneling of 2x12 IPE boards

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Constructability

SEALANT WITH BACKER ROD AT PERIMETER OF BEAM STRUCTURAL STEEL FRAMING

04 Upper Concourse 168' - 7"

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METAL COMPOSITE PANEL EXTRUDED METAL CLOSURE

16x24 Concrete Column Cast in place steel plate with anchor bolts

SPANDREL CURTAIN PANEL GLAZED FORMED METAL CLOSURE TO MATCH FORMED METAL PANEL FINISH

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Aluminum plate cover

Elevation Detail 3/4" = 1'-0" Sealant W/ Backer Rod HSS 16x12x1/2 Primary Structure HSS 4x4x1/4 Secondary Structure

SPANDREL GLASS PANEL

HSS 16x12x1/2 2x12 Wood Louvers (Vert.

Horiz. and 45 deg.)

2x2 Steel Angle

1' - 5"

04 Upper Concourse 168' - 7"

3' - 0"

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2

HSS 4x4x1/4

2x12 Wood Louvers (Vert. Horiz. and 45 deg.)

STRUCTURAL BEAM BEYOND 24"X30" CONCRETE BEAM

3-1/2" R-13 MINERAL-FIBER BATT INSUL INFILL

W6x8.5 Beam Flange

Plan Detail 3/8" = 1'-0"

Section Detail 3/8" = 1'-0" Constructability

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CONCEPT

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

50%

BID/NEG/APPR.

DEMOLITION

CONSTRUCTION 60%

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OPEN FOR 2018 WNBA SEASON

SCHEMATIC DESIGN

OCCUPANCY

WNBA SEASON

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Project Schedule

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FEE STRUCTURE MINNEAPOLIS ARENA GUARANTEED MAXIMUM PRICE: Budget Assumptions: A/E Fees:

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560,694 sq. ft

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Schematic Design Design Development Construction Documents Bid/Negotiation Construciton Admin.

15% 25% 40% 5% 15%

Cost of seat (16,000 seats) Sitework Structure Enclosure Roofing Finishes Specialties/Equip.

Elevators/escalators Mech/Plum/FP Elec/AV Scoreboard Food Service Contingencies

$20 $160 $40 $5 $80 $25 $8 $60 $70 $15 $20 3.50%

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21,551.68

$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $

11,213,880.00 89,711,040.00 22,427,760.00 2,803,470.00 44,855,520.00 14,017,350.00 4,485,552.00 33,641,640.00 39,248,580.00 8,410,410.00 11,213,880.00 12,068,938.35

$

294,098,020.35

$

29,409,802.04

$

344,197,430.99

The amounts contained in this budget are preliminary.

They may not be relied upond and may be adjusted in the future. The final budget will be based upon final plans for the project prepared for and acceptable to the owners of the Minneapolis Arena.

Proposal for Services

Minneapolis Arena 65

7th Street Approach