Construction crews continued the demolition of Newark’s (NJ) Riverfront Stadium last week, as the ballpark, built in 1999, met its unfortunate demise. Read more and view photo here.
The slow disassembly of Newark Bears stadium is underway @News12NJ pic.twitter.com/M838ogJySe
— Jeremy Settle (@JeremySettle) August 5, 2019
Filed under Design & Construction, Stadium Issues
A new, 500,000-square-foot wooden office building will replace Bears and Eagles Riverfront Stadium in Newark (NJ). Designed by Michael Green Architecture, the structure will be the largest wooden tower in the United States. It will serve as the centerpiece for the Riverfront Square development. Read more and view renderings here.
The site now occupied by Bears & Eagles Riverfront Stadium will be a 24/7 community of apartments, office, retail and entertainment spaces comprised of three “blocks” designed by separate architects and surrounding a 1.5-acre courtyard, according to the developer. Read more and view renderings here.
Filed under Amenities & Features, Design & Construction
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