Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Marriott Center Renovation (Part 3)

And the renovation continues
as well as the removal of the jumbotron

South hallway draped in protective plastic

progress inside the arena


First Aid room and police headquarters will loose space to
handicap area

 Dust removal system

More inside the arena



The concession areas are also loosing space to handicap seating






Monday, May 18, 2015

Marriott Center Renovation (Part 2)

 More from the renovation
 Support for the East Hallway to the outside landing.



Images from inside the arena



I just didn't expect to hear there was dirt under the cement 
but here is the proof.

One of the new handicap wheelchair areas.





Supports for the West tunnel.

They are also replacing the water lines on the first level,
the men's basketball locker room.
 the women's basketball locker room

They are storing the new copper pipe for the water lines
 in our Devotional equipment closet.

Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Marriott Center Renovation (Part 1)

The Marriott Center on BYU campus is one of the largest
university basketball arenas in the United States.
Recently it started to have a renovation take place that will 
remove old seats and replace it with less.
The following are just some quick shots that I have taken
to show progress on the event.
 Two weeks prior to the start we held the April
commencement program and one week prior the 
Women's Conference.
This shows some of the seating to be removed. 



May 1 the project started at the conclusion of the
Women's Conference closing assembly. 
The following Monday all of the seats were piled 
on the basketball floor now covered
with two tarps, a layer of 3/4 inch particle board, 
foam sheets and a final layer of 3/4 inch board.



 The concourse then had a race track of sorts built on it
to move heavy items and equipment.



Plastic sheeting was paced over the section of 
blue chairs installed a couple of years ago to protect them.


 Now a large plastic tent is being installed to help
keep the dust under control as they cut the cement
to prepare for new cement that will add more
legroom for the new seats.



 The current scoreboard is also scheduled 
to be replaced this summer.
We are now in a hard hat area.