Pauley Pavilion Renovation & Expansion
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EXPANDING THE HOUSE THAT WOODEN BUILT PAULEY PAVILION PAVILION BOWL Seating is reconfigured, bringing fans closer to the court, reducing obstructed views near circulation areas and adding approximately 1,000 seats. A new scoreboard, lighting system and wraparound LED signage give fans easy access to the information they need and provide ideal illumination for HD video. SCOREBOARD & LIGHTING QUICK FACTS ON THE NEW PAULEY PAVILION Bench seating is replaced on three sides with theatre-style seats in three shades of blue; including Bruin blue. The single exception to the sea of blue is of Coach John Wooden’s gold seat located in Section 104, Row B, Seat 6. THEATRE-STYLE SEATING Completion October 2012 $136 million Total Cost New Concessions 30% increase from original Pavilion Additional Restrooms 154% increase from original Pavilion 240,000 sq ft Project Size May 2010 Groundbreaking UCLA’s Pauley Pavilion—home to Bruin Basketball since 1965—reopens this fall with more seats, better views of the court and a new exterior concourse. Learn how the two-and-half-year renovation designed by NBBJ’s Los Angeles office provides a more enjoyable experience for fans, players and people watching on television. 1ST HOME GAMES! Men’s Team vs. Indiana State University Women’s Team vs. San Diego State University November 9, 2012 November 10, 2012 SHELL & TRUSS SYSTEM Elements of the original design were preserved, including the triangular truss system and concrete shell, to ensure Pauley Pavilion remains one of the most recognizable sports arenas in the world. The concourse provides natural light and additional room for concessions, restrooms, merchandise store and ticketing area. CONCOURSE BASKETBALL COURT The new court is made from classic maple wood that is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), which ensures the wood is sourced from the environment in a responsible manner. The entire project is on track to achieve LEED Gold Certification. TEAM SPACES By adding a two-story facility under Bruin Walk, the design accommodates new men’s and women’s locker rooms for players and coaches, a film room, training room, weight room, and a tunnel entrance. PAVILION CLUB The Pavilion Club, located below the concourse, accommodates up to 300 guests with food, beverage and bar service. It will also be available for special events throughout the year.
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UCLA’s Pauley Pavilion—home to Bruin Basketball since 1965—reopens this fall with more seats, better views of the court and a new exterior concourse. Learn how the two-and-half-year renovation designed by NBBJ’s Los Angeles office provides a more enjoyable experience for fans, players and people watching on television.
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EXPANDING THE HOUSE THAT WOODEN BUILTPAULEY PAVILION
PAVILION BOWL
Seating is reconfigured, bringing fans closer to the court, reducing obstructed views near circulation areas and adding approximately 1,000 seats.
A new scoreboard, lighting system and wraparound LED signage give fans easy access to the information they need and provide ideal illumination for HD video.
SCOREBOARD & LIGHTING
QUICK FACTS ON THE NEW PAULEY PAVILION
Bench seating is replaced on three sides with theatre-style seats in three shades of blue; including Bruin blue. The single exception to the sea of blue is of Coach John Wooden’s gold seat located in Section 104, Row B, Seat 6.
THEATRE-STYLE SEATING
Completion
October 2012 $136 million
Total Cost New Concessions
30% increase from original Pavilion
Additional Restrooms
154% increase from original Pavilion
240,000 sq ft
Project Size
May 2010
Groundbreaking
UCLA’s Pauley Pavilion—home to Bruin Basketball since 1965—reopens this fall
with more seats, better views of the court and a new exterior concourse. Learn how
the two-and-half-year renovation designed by NBBJ’s Los Angeles office provides a
more enjoyable experience for fans, players and people watching on television.
1ST HOME GAMES!
Men’s Team vs. Indiana State University
Women’s Team vs. San Diego State University
November 9, 2012
November 10, 2012
SHELL & TRUSS SYSTEM
Elements of the original design were preserved, including the triangular truss system and concrete shell, to ensure Pauley Pavilion remains one of the most recognizable sports arenas in the world.
The concourse provides natural light and additional room for concessions, restrooms, merchandise store and ticketing area.
CONCOURSE
BASKETBALL COURT
The new court is made from classic maple wood that is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), which ensures the wood is sourced from the environment in a responsible manner. The entire project is on track to achieve LEED Gold Certification.
TEAM SPACES
By adding a two-story facility under Bruin Walk, the design accommodates new men’s and women’s locker rooms for players and coaches, a film room, training room, weight room, and a tunnel entrance.
PAVILION CLUB
The Pavilion Club, located below the concourse, accommodates up to 300 guests with food, beverage and bar service. It will also be available for special events throughout the year.
