BSFS Expansion Thread

[KCFDcat]

I'm just confused as to why he blew up michigan and ohio state before blowing up the ENTIRE EARTH.

[SkinnyBenny]

And we are hurting for rendos.

So, the project has pretty much been made public by taking it to the BoR, we've selected an architectural firm, and we have ITK'ers saying we've received a lead gift commitment that will pay for half the project.

We HAVE to be close to rendo's being released

'Til then it's hockey talk 24/7.

[Shooter Jones]

Just kidding, I'll stay and talk hockey until somebody brings some scoops to this party.

[Bloodfart]

I guess this goes here. 

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-dr-saturday/man-working-construction-baylor-stadium-dies-falling-brazos-160652123--ncaaf.html

[MadCat]

I guess this goes here. 

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-dr-saturday/man-working-construction-baylor-stadium-dies-falling-brazos-160652123--ncaaf.html

Seemed like an awful lot of information about the stadium and not much about the guy dying.

[DQ12]

how about when the nanook went through the worm hole?  seems dangerous, no?

[sunny_cat]

how about when the nanook went through the worm hole?  seems dangerous, no?

Their arena has a strange location.

[bubbles4ksu]

http://crossroads.nd.edu/

this is cool and ridiculous.

[manpow5]

http://crossroads.nd.edu/

this is cool and ridiculous.

Holy mother of god..... and I thought the WSC was amazing...

[MakeItRain]

http://crossroads.nd.edu/

this is cool and ridiculous.

Holy mother of god..... and I thought the WSC was amazing...

They are spending $400 million but only adding 3500 premium seats

[scottwildcat]

http://crossroads.nd.edu/

this is cool and ridiculous.

Holy mother of god..... and I thought the WSC was amazing...

They are spending $400 million but only adding 3500 premium seats

Still amazeballs

[HerrSonntag]

http://crossroads.nd.edu/

this is cool and ridiculous.

Holy mother of god..... and I thought the WSC was amazing...

They are spending $400 million but only adding 3500 premium seats

I totally think more school operations should be move in a space that is both functionally and financially separate from academia.  Have you guys ever had class in Ahern or the Old Stadium?  An absolute treat.

 

[Benja]

http://crossroads.nd.edu/

this is cool and ridiculous.

Holy mother of god..... and I thought the WSC was amazing...

They are spending $400 million but only adding 3500 premium seats

Still amazeballs

Well yeah. It's the most ambitious expansion of all time.

[Benja]

how about when the nanook went through the worm hole?  seems dangerous, no?

I liked how his plane disintegrated but he didn't miss a beat and just start flying.

[Gooch]

You guys sure have taken a giant smelly crap all up in my favorite thread. 

[kslim]

Glad we laid the blueprint for those guys

Get off our nuts ND

[Benja]

Glad we laid the blueprint for those guys

Get off our nuts ND

Yeah they basically just built three WSC's.

[kslim]

You guys sure have taken a giant smelly crap all up in my favorite thread. 

if I may gooch. Hhhhnnnhhhmmm(clearing throat) why is it that K-S-U wildcats keeps us in the know but we don't have renderings? Obviously he either knows or is an architect with populous and from what I hear those guys are pretty amazeballs at stuff like ms paint. I mean we don't have to see everything at once but for the love of god can I at least see something. That is all

[sonofdaxjones]

ND is combining academic buildings and new pressboxes.  Huge difference.

Take WSC, new college of business building, new engineering expansion, Seaton expannsion and renovation, and new science quad and put them all together.  Blam! $400 million.

[Cartierfor3]

I don't like the way the guy pronounces Notre Dame in that video.

[Cartierfor3]

http://crossroads.nd.edu/

this is cool and ridiculous.

Holy mother of god..... and I thought the WSC was amazing...

They are spending $400 million but only adding 3500 premium seats

But its like they're getting a basketball training facility, a rec, a ballroom, a music department building, a press box, a bunch of sciencey class rooms, new scoreboard, and a bunch of other cool stuff. I like it. Its cooler than the crap they're doing at aTm

[WildcatPower]

Glad we laid the blueprint for those guys

Get off our nuts ND

That's exactly what I thought to myself when I saw that link.

[Katpappy]

Ah crap guys, Texass has got us beat again.

"The two-story building and practice fields with an adjoining drill area will be attached to the existing Nutter Field House and coupled with the already planned $110 million renovation of Commonwealth Stadium.

They [will] include: administrative offices, team meeting areas, training areas, high performance and weight room space, a hydrotherapy room, new locker rooms and lounge facilities, an academic lounge and student study area.”
 

[Katpappy]

"I'm hearing Texas is this close to building a new, two-story, indoor football practice facility. The money has already been raised. It would go up in the same place where the current practice bubble is located at Frank Denius Fields. There might be some issues with a state law that prohibits structures from blocking views of the Capitol building. I'm not kidding."

If the Longhorns can get through a state law in regard to the Capitol building in downtown Austin, all systems should be a go. In related news, the University of Kentucky has plans to reveal its new two-story training facility, which is rumored to also include practice fields. Jennifer Smith of KentuckySports.com had the scoop in her January 28 article.

Texas facility will be nicer than Oregon's. 

[bones129]

"I'm hearing Texas is this close to building a new, two-story, indoor football practice facility. The money has already been raised. It would go up in the same place where the current practice bubble is located at Frank Denius Fields. There might be some issues with a state law that prohibits structures from blocking views of the Capitol building. I'm not kidding."

If the Longhorns can get through a state law in regard to the Capitol building in downtown Austin, all systems should be a go. In related news, the University of Kentucky has plans to reveal its new two-story training facility, which is rumored to also include practice fields. Jennifer Smith of KentuckySports.com had the scoop in her January 28 article.

Texas facility will be nicer than Oregon's. 

I'm surprised there isn't a Texas law prohibiting the capitol building from obstructing views of UT's football facilities.