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Clover Park, Port St. Lucie, Fla.
Posted March 1, 2022

Photo: Ben Tanner At Clover Park in Port St. Lucie, Fla., where Major League Baseball’s New York Mets play spring training games, one design...
Bluegrass Sportsplex, Elizabethtown, Ky.
Posted February 15, 2022

Red, gray and white cladding for a metal building with column-free floor space was completed with two types of metal wall panels. Photo: Courtesy...
Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park’s Aquatic Complex, Naples, Fla.
Posted February 15, 2022

Sunshades recollect tree forms and add a visually strong, repetitive geometric pattern to the swimming pool area. Photo: Victor J. Latavish, AIA Sunshades were...
DRV PNK Stadium, For t Lauderdale, Fla.
Posted February 15, 2022

Pink and gray panels, Inter Miami CF’s team colors, are designed in an alternating pattern. Photo: Mark Kempf MANICA Architecture and Perez and Perez...
Miami Dolphins’ Baptist Health Training Complex Fieldhouse, Miami Gardens, Fla.
Posted February 15, 2022

Three cranes were coordinated to erect clear span rafters. Photo: Art of Construction Careful coordination of the construction process was essential to building Miami...
Riviera Stage, Des Moines, Iowa
Posted February 15, 2022

The stage’s soaring trusses create an outdoor room and recall roller coaster forms. Photo: Cameron Campbell, Integrated Studio Elements of Riviera Stage bring to...
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