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Hunt Construction Group is one of the nation's premier builders in the construction of landmark arenas and is ranked as the #1 builder of arenas by Engineering News-Record magazine. Since the company began in 1944, Hunt has been a trailblazer in arena construction. Hunt has built more than 30 arenas ranging from major league to minor league to the collegiate level, with total seating for more than 500,000 spectators. In 1996, Hunt Construction Group opened three arenas within a short period of just six weeks. These arenas included HSBC Arena in Buffalo, New York; St. Pete Times Forum in Tampa, Florida; and Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Hunt Construction Group is a member of the International Association of Assembly Managers (IAAM) and is a proud sponsor of the Annual Conference & Trade Show.
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Conseco Fieldhouse
Indianapolis, IN
(Completed Project)
A 760,000 SF, 19,000-seat, five-level, 21st century primary basketball arena featuring 69 suites, two party suites, restaurants, and retail shops. Home of the NBA's Indiana Pacers, the WNBA's Indiana Fever, and the Indiana Firebirds.
Client Satisfaction:
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Your ability to keep such a complicated project running smoothly while integrating thousands of activities through the CIB process is truly remarkable.
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Stephen Goldsmith
Former Mayor,
City of Indianapolis
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Toyota Center
Houston, TX
(Completed Project)
A new 790,000 GSF, 18,000-seat arena featuring 79 regular suites, 14 Courtside suites, and 12 party suites. Home of the NBA's Houston Rockets, the AHL's Houston Aeros and the WNBA's Houston Comets.
Client Satisfaction:
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If the commitment you have demonstrated thus far is an indicator, I am sure that the Arena project will emerge as an endeavor that reflects the diversity of our community.
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Velma J. Laws
Acting Director
Affirmative Action and Contract Compliance
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AT&T Center
San Antonio, TX
(Completed Project)
A 750,000 SF, 18,500-seat multi-purpose arena featuring 60 suites and on-grade parking spaces for 7,500 cars. Home of the NBA's San Antonio Spurs.
Client Satisfaction:
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The facility that these gentlemen (Monte Thurmond) constructed certainly sets the new standard of arenas. Their demonstrated experience, leadership and abilities were the reason why this facility opened. I would recommend Monte Thurmond for any construction project.
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Stephen A. Zito
Vice President and General Manager
AT&T Center
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US Airways Center
Phoenix, AZ
(Completed Project)
Originally built in 1992 with 19,700-seats and 88 luxury suites, renovations and facility enhancements were made to the arena in 2004 and 2005. Enhancements included an upper concourse expansion and installation of state-of-the-art technology (new scoreboards, wraparound LED ring, NBA lighting and sound). Renovation of the interior concourses, construction of the Platinum Club Lounge to 'B' level, loge suite expansion and new exterior lighting. An additional 60,000 SF of tenant improvements and construction of a glass curtain wall facade on three sides of the existing arena. New space includes a pedestrian court, entertainment venues, retail, and restaurants. Home of the NBA's Phoenix Suns, WNBA's Phoenix Mercury, and AFL's Arizona Rattlers.
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St. Pete Times Forum
Tampa, FL
(Completed Project)
A 650,000 SF, 20,500-seat multi-purpose arena featuring 72 suites. Home of the NHL's Tampa Bay Lightning and the AFL's Tampa Storm.
Client Satisfaction:
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They have a sincere commitment to the MBE/WBE programs. This city of Tampa considers them to be a Contractor of the highest standing for their outstanding performance.
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Everad R. Archer
WMBE Business Development Coordinator
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Charlotte Bobcats Arena
Charlotte, NC
(Completed Project)
A 800,000 SF new multi-purpose NBA arena with approximately 18,500 seats. Future home of the NBA's new Charlotte Bobcats and WNBA's Charlotte Sting.
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Client Satisfaction:
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On behalf of the Bobcats and the National Basketball Association I want to congratulate, thank and cheer all those involved in giving this community and the NBA a remarkable venue and new source of pride.
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David J. Stern
Commissioner
National Basketball Association
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