Texas Tech University Dan Law Field Renovations

Texas Tech University, recognizing the need for improvement of its baseball stadium, Dan Law Field, engaged SportsPLAN Studio to study a number of different options for upgrading the facility. Included in the improvements were reconfiguration and expansion of the club and VIP areas, addition of three rows of field level seats between the dugouts, a new backstop, upgraded concessions, other fan amenities and seating, a new picnic terrace in right field, and new accommodation for the press. Most notably, a new entry plaza with landscaping, new ticket gate, elevator structure and new shade canopy were added to create a completely new architectural appearance and character.
Renderings of the final plan were completed for Board of Regents for approval, and construction began in summer following the 2011 baseball season. The project was completed in time for the start of the 2012 season.
These improvements provide a substantial enhancement to the spectator experience, as well as a greatly improved aesthetic presence on campus, all achieved with a relatively modest capital investment.
Services
Feasibility StudyProgramming
Master Planning
Design Consulting
Equipment Specifications
Operational Planning
Program Features
New Seating Behind Home PlateGrandstand Canopy
New Entry Plaza
Ticket Gate
Elevator
Concessions
VIP and Press Area
Picnic Terrace
Club Expansion and Indoor Suites
Project Architect: | Joel Leider |
Project Cost: | $5 million |
Owner Reference: | Debbie Cox, Facilities Planning & Construction |
Completion Date: | Spring 2012 |

