Recreation
STM Field House
We designed STM Fieldhouse, a 70,290 SF indoor sports training facility at 120 Hamilton Avenue, Stamford, CT. The facility features three turf fields, a gym area, and a 7,830 SF mezzanine for spectator viewing, built to support a total occupancy of 400 players, coaches, and spectators.
[Stamford, CT]
Design a Training Facility Built for Players and Spectators Alike
STM Fieldhouse needed a facility that could support high-volume turf training across multiple fields while giving families and spectators a real place to watch from, alongside support spaces for gatherings and day-to-day operations.
Turf Fields, Spectator Space, and Support Built to Scale
We designed 70,290 SF of gross facility area to support a total occupancy of 400 people across three turf fields and a gym area equipped with treadmills, free weights, and similar equipment. A 7,830 SF mezzanine gives spectators a full view of the fields, while a party room, restrooms, and a staff break room round out the support spaces for families and staff alike.
A Home Field for Stamford's Sports Community
The completed facility gives Stamford's youth sports organizations, athletes, and families a dedicated home field, built to handle high-volume field use, spectator viewing, and everything from team practices to birthday parties under one roof.
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