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Laney College Field House and Fields
Laney College Field House and Fields
Oakland, CA, United States
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Laney College Field House and Fields
Oakland, CA, United States
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YEAR
2013
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
The flagship of the Peralta Community College District, Laney College stretches across 60 acres in downtown Oakland. The remote location of the athletic fields required student athletes to dress at the main campus, and then walk several blocks to the fields. To attract student athletes with the talent to star at Laney—and then continue their careers at major colleges across the nation—improved facilities with adjacent state-of-the-art training and dressing rooms were essential. The new Field House, carefully sited adjacent to the football field and the new baseball diamond, anchors all of Laney College’s athletic resources. The building has become a powerful recruiting tool. The linear massing and continuous, sloping roof convey a feeling of motion expressive of athletic prowess. A dramatic double-height lobby features a “Wall of Fame”, and a balcony adjacent to the Director’s office offers views of athletic activities in all directions. We do not believe it’s a coincidence that the Laney College baseball team won its first division championship the year they inaugurated their new Field House and baseball diamond.
The LEED Gold project incorporates a range of site-specific sustainable design features, including a bio-swale, solar array, and cool roof materials to reduce the heat island effect.
Photo Credits: Matthew Millman Photography
The LEED Gold project incorporates a range of site-specific sustainable design features, including a bio-swale, solar array, and cool roof materials to reduce the heat island effect.
Photo Credits: Matthew Millman Photography
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