Sports, Recreation & Hospitality
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Oakland-Alameda Coliseum Arena
Owner/Client: Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Authority
Construction Cost: $101 million
Description: DTA provided project oversight as Owner's Representative, including construction, schedule and budget monitoring, change order analysis and progress reporting. Project involved complete interior gutting, lowering the floor three feet to add 4,000 seats, and was fast-tracked as design-build to compress a 2 ½ year timeframe to 1 year. Project completed in time for the first scheduled Warriors game.
 Philadelphia "PHILLIES" Ballpark Stadium
Owner/Client: Philadelphia Phillies
Construction Cost: $350 million
Description: DTA was part of the Driscoll-Hunt-Synterra team that provided construction management services. The open-air, 43,000-seat ballpark features natural grass and a dirt playing field. The steel-cantilevered, baseball-only facility is clad in red brick and stone and is located on a 21-acre site. The outfield entertainment area spans the entire outfield concourse and is supported by a state-of-the-art sound system and video board. The ballpark includes rooftop bleacher seating, a special bullpen viewing area, a bi-level Scoreboard Restaurant, a street level Sports Pub Café and premium seating with access to club level lounges. Working on tight deadline, the project was completed in time for the opening of the Spring 2004 baseball season.
 Emerald Glen Park Phase III Development
Owner/Client: City of Dublin
Construction Cost: $3.7 million
Description: DTA, as an extension of the City of Dublin staff, provided construction management services. Emerald Glen Park is a community park that is being expanded in phases to encompass a total of 48.2 acres from 26-acres in size. Phase III includes construction of a group picnic area, arbor, restrooms, play area, bocce ball courts, cricket pitch, two regulation soccer fields and parking area for one soccer field.
 New Marriott Hotel and Headhouse Public Area Improvement
Owner/Client: The Marriott Corporation/ Redevelopment Authority of the City of Philadelphia
Construction Cost: $50 million
Description: DTA, in a joint venture with R.M. Shoemaker, provided construction management services including resident inspection, cost estimating, CPM scheduling, project claims avoidance, and M/W/DBE program management for the project. The Redevelopment Authority acquired the Headhouse to develop and preserve one of Philadelphia's most historic structures. The development project included: Public Area Improvements, Headhouse Development, and new Marriott Hotel & Hard Rock Cafe projects. The Marriott Hotel project is a retail core and shell of 201,531 gsf incorporating 210 rooms between the third and ninth floors. The hotel facilities include a health club, guest rooms, concierge lounge, 6,000 sf ballroom, meeting rooms, and restaurants.
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