Indoor fieldhouse structural steel
Approximately 1,200 tons of steel were detailed for the 115,000-square-foot Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse and its full-length indoor practice field.
Design Detailing · Centennial, Colorado
Structural steel detailing for a 115,000-square-foot professional training facility.
Project overview
The Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse is the Denver Broncos’ indoor practice facility, located at the team’s year-round headquarters in Centennial, Colorado.
The 115,000-square-foot building houses a full-length artificial turf field, enabling the team to train indoors throughout the year. The project incorporated approximately 1,200 tons of structural steel.
In addition to the full-length artificial turf field, the Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse includes several spaces supporting the team’s daily operations:
The result is a comprehensive indoor facility bringing training, team operations and supporting functions together under one roof.
Detailing scope
Approximately 1,200 tons of steel were detailed for the 115,000-square-foot Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse and its full-length indoor practice field.
The facility combined the practice field with locker rooms, offices, a video production room and retail space within one building.
Accurate modeling and consistent documentation translated the engineering design into information supporting the fabricator and project team.
Model to field
01 / Coordinated model
02 / Fabrication & fieldProject result
Completed in 2014, the Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse provides the Denver Broncos with a dedicated indoor environment for year-round practice and team operations.
The facility remains an important part of the organization’s headquarters and training infrastructure.