Leverone Field House

About the project

The Leverone Field House is currently undergoing a replacement of the building's roof and a renewal of its mechanical, electrical, and fire protection systems. Originally built in 1965 by Italian architect Pier Luigi Nervian–an early adopter of reinforced concrete construction in public spaces–the building was previously renovated in 2000. For more insight into the project, take a look at the Interactive 3D map of Leverone Field House. 

Project Goals

  • Replace and insulate the existing roofing.  

  • Replace the lighting and fire alarm systems. 

  • Convert the heating system from steam to hot water. 

  • Install an air conditioning system. 

Project Timing

  • The south-facing portion of the roof has an anticipated completion date of fall 2024. 

  • The north-facing portion of the roof and new HVAC system has an anticipated completion date of winter 2025. 

What's currently happening

  • Masonry work has transitioned to the northern façade.
  • The concrete roof edge has been replaced.
  • Work on the damaged brick is beginning and will continue through the Fall.
  • Roof work has transitioned to the installation of edge metals on the previously completed areas, and will be followed by the installation of snow guards on the barrel vault's slope.
  • Replacement of the fire alarm system has been completed and inspected.
  • Replacement of the field house lighting has been completed and programming of light levels for athletic uses and conservation measures are underway.