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Chapman University — Erin J. Lastinger Athletics Complex


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Chapman University — Erin J. Lastinger Athletics Complex

Orange, Calif.

Year in Showcase: 2009

Project Description

Chapman is an urban university located where land is at a premium. Thus, five major elements comprise this hybrid complex: a football/soccer field built over a two-level, 900-car subterranean parking garage; an aquatic facility with a 50-meter pool; stadium seating for football/soccer and aquatics; and a field house containing intercollegiate lockers, strength training facilities and coaches’ offices. An adjoining wing houses administrative offices and classrooms.

Inspired by the limited space available once pool and field dimensions were met, an innovative stadium seating structure includes 600 seats facing the aquatics facility and another 2,200 facing the football/soccer field. The seating areas share spectator support facilities. The structure’s uppermost level, which accommodates the press box and the Riach Stadium Terrace, provides excellent views into both venues, as well as to the campus and the mountains to the east.

The 47,300-square-foot field house component contains the strength training room, a satellite training room and lockers for all outdoor sports, coaches and officials. Offices for coaches overlook the field, with aquatic offices adjacent to the pool.



Project Details

Architect of Record: Cannon Design; Los Angeles, Calif.

Aquatic Design Engineer: Rowley International; Palos Verdes Estates, Calif.

Construction Cost: $25.3 million

Square Feet: 47,300

Occupancy: June 2008


Vendors

Access Ramps/Stairs: S.R. Smith

Bleachers/Grandstands: Irwin Seating Co.

Bulkheads: Natare Corp.

Chemical Control Systems: Siemens Water Technologies

Diving Boards: Duraflex Int'l Corp.

Filters: Knorr Pool Systems Inc.

Flooring: Dal-Tile Corp.

Heaters: Lochinvar Corp.

Ladders/Grab Bars: Paragon Aquatics, Div. of Pentair

Lighting: Lithonia Lighting

Lighting: Musco Lighting

Lighting: Pentair Water Pool and Spa

Lockers: Penco Products Inc.

Scoreboard/Timing Systems: Colorado Time Systems

Shower/Toilet Partitions: Santana Products Inc.

Surfaces: FieldTurf

Surfaces: Mondo

 

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