Princeton University Princeton Stadium

Viñoly Architects
SportsPLAN Studio principal, Joel Leider conducted several series of stakeholder interviews, defining space needs for the stadium and its support facilities, the prepared a program of space requirements. As a sports consultant to Rafael Vinoly Architects, Leider defined spectator sight line requirements, provided design and detail sketches for the grandstands, pressbox, box offices, spectator gates, locker rooms, concessions stands, 400 meter track and field event facilities.
In the November 1998 issue of Architecture, Mark Alden Branch writes, "Princeton promises to be a good place to watch football. The steep rake of the bleachers offers good sight lines, and the building wall provides a sense of definition and enclosure that bleachers alone would not have."
Services
Feasibility StudyProgramming
Master Planning
Design Consulting
Equipment Specifications
Operational Planning
Program Features
27,800-seat GrandstandsIntegrated Track Stadium
Pressbox and VIP Entertainment Lounges
Multi-Purpose Stadium Field
Public Plazas and Event Spaces
Team Locker Rooms
Project Manager: | Joel Leider |
Architect of Record: | Rafael Vinoly Architects |
Project Cost: | $45 million |
Owner Reference: | Kathleen Jones |
Completion Date: | 1998 |

