MANLEY FIELD HOUSE RENOVATIONS.
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

This renovation helped to create a found space within the football complex that has become a showcase for the Syracuse University Football Team and that has become a highlight on the tour for future recruits.

The design includes new, state of the art, locker and shower rooms for the coaches and the athletes. The lockers feature lock boxes with electric for charging of cell phones and iPads. Locker compartments are placed under negative pressure and holes in the doors allow for return air to flow through the locker compartments to dry out clothing and keep the locker room smelling fresh. New showers and toilet rooms complement the new design with low flow fixtures and energy efficient lighting. Technology is everywhere and includes flat screens for showing recent games and message boards.

Location: Syracuse, Ny
Photos: John Griebsch Photography

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