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Credit One Stadium

57% More Seats,

100% More Fun

Tennis, anyone? The latest iteration of Credit One Stadium not only expanded the capacity from 7,000 to 11,000, but also created a world-class event space for tennis by day and music by night. LS3P designed the interiors for the 49,000 SF upfit, working closely to create custom installations, finishes, and colors for the stadium, including the pixelated design of the stadium seats. The serene, restrained color palette enabled the team to define aesthetic changes in the various program areas through texture and pattern. Materials, furnishings, and custom art installations provide visual interest and depth.

Custom art installations – from a vintage racket array to a large-scale outdoor 3-D graphic that creates an Instagrammable statement piece to the Champion’s Wall – enliven the space. The design seeks to brings the outside in, connecting with both the stadium interior and the landscape. Deep green accents inside the space coordinate with the pixelated pattern of the stadium seats, from the vibrant acoustic moss installations to the paler green tiles of the bar surround. The design struck a datum line above which everything was painted a rich green - a costeffective way to create a more intimate scale within the space - while dimensional wood paneling and ceiling accents add warmth.

The Players’ Lounge provides a respite area for athletes and their coaches between matches. With a soft color palette and a variety of textures, this tranquil area includes a quiet zone for napping and decompressing with sculptural felt divider screens for acoustical control. A more active zone with large screens and a golf simulator encourages interaction. Private suites feature custom wood slat ceilings and wall features that glow with warm light in the evening. The large, central island creates the ultimate spot for guests to gather, or they can spill out to the patio through large accordion glass doors allowing premier viewing and sound control to both tennis and concertgoers.

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