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RE: Stadium Renovation and Construction Thread
This is old Memorial Stadium at North Dakota (current home: Alerus Center).

The Fritz Pollard Center (100 yd field, 300 m track) is up and running for a few seasons is the building on the right of image. Fundraising for the phase two expansion on that is close to complete and they're close to starting construction there (training and meeting spaces).

A public private partnership is putting in the five story building "Memorial Village" in the foreground. Bottom floor is UND Football coaches spaces; top four floors are "off campus" apartments. There's an enclosed walkway (top of image) connecting the two.

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(This post was last modified: 07-28-2022 08:09 AM by The Sicatoka.)
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