HAWAII (CelebrityAccess) – Honolulu’s Aloha Stadium is getting a revamp.
According to PanStadia, Crawford Architects has been selected to spearhead a transformation of the stadium’s surrounding 100-acre area into a vibrant sports and entertainment district that features a new Aloha Stadium and transportation development.
Commenting on the redevelopment, Stacey Jones, Crawford Architects’ senior principal said: “Our team is excited to bring our world-class expertise in planning and urban design to the Aloha Stadium project. We look forward to collaborating and exploring many options to create an extraordinary solution for the stadium and adjacent neighborhood.
“With the energy of a new stadium and the rail and transit-oriented development, we anticipate the area will attract state-wide events and provide a thriving and diverse community with opportunities to live, work and play,” she added.
Aloha Stadium, which opened in 1975, is Hawaii’s largest outdoor facility. It is also home to the University of Hawaii’s Rainbow Warriors football team and is a former host of the NFL Pro Bowl.
