I would guess that there will be a sidewalk inside of those columns. If you're walking north, go left of the columns to continue on the concourse around the Jacobson, go right to go down the ramp and exit.
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I would guess that there will be a sidewalk inside of those columns. If you're walking north, go left of the columns to continue on the concourse around the Jacobson, go right to go down the ramp and exit.
https://static.cyclones.com/custompages/SportsPerformanceCenter/spc.html
Scroll down to see the renderings showing the walkway in front of the Jacobson.
Should be a nice vantage spot to toss garbage down onto the Hok equipment semi.
Just looking at that rendering, I'm guessing what they aren't showing are some gates east and west of the Jake. Otherwise, you'd be able to walk right down to the field. I would think that there would be some sliding gates there that are closed most of the time. The two ticket gates would be at the bottom of the ramps on the outside.
Or, check out Jamie's twitter.
It’s neat to see how similar the south and north end zones will be.[/QUOTE]
Or, check out Jamie's twitter.
What's up with the car-only parking, no tailgating, and even empty parking spots? Some architect really missed the gameday vibe in that drawing!
After careful inspection of the photos it doesn’t appear as if there will be any way for an equipment truck to pull up next to the Jacobson building. The Hok equipment lackies will have to wheel their crap down to the locker room. That’s a shame.
For night games the hanging lights would be awesome, but they're annoying during daylight hours.
When I first saw those lights strung across the plaza, I immediately thought of what the hok fans would throw up there to hang on the wires. Like their shoes or underwear. But most of those inbreds don't wear underwear or shoes until later in the year when it gets colder. So, no wires across the plaza, please.
I found this video from last year that includes renderings of stadiums then being built. Admittedly, most these are smaller stadiums (Las Vegas is the exception), but it looked like a couple included designed hillside seating at one spot or another
That said, all of them were also (even in the 35K range) completely bowled in with seats as well.
That said, all of them were also (even in the 35K range) completely bowled in with seats as well.