Stadiums, Arenas and Convention Facilities

Across the country, stadiums, arenas and convention halls play host to thousands of events each year. Each venue is subjected to challenging environmental conditions, including exposure, loading and unloading, as well as a constant need for modifications and upgrades. When it comes to the safety of guests and the general public, ensuring structural health is paramount.

Structural Preservation Systems has extensive experience in repair, protection and strengthening of the nation's stadiums, arenas, and convention facilities. We are also experienced in correcting issues related to design errors or construction defects. Our teams of seasoned experts understand what it takes to ensure that the show must go on.

Visit our Stadium / Arena Case Study page for additional project reports.

Renovating Resorts Atlantic City (PDF)

Concrete International, November 2006

The adage "time is money" is certainly relevant to many industries, but is particularly relevant to building renovations and the costs of downtime, interruptions to services, or inconveniences to customers. To the casino industry, the phrase is even more literal.

Corrosion Control (PDF)

Concrete Repair Bulletin, Sept/Oct 2005

According to a recently completed study sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), NACE International, and mandated by Congress in the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (TEA-21), corrosion of metals costs the United States in excess of $276 billion per year.

Concrete Constuction, November 2004

Dealing with unexpected job conditions midway through a project is a challenge for any contractor, especially when there's not enough time or money to make the changes. Because of its extensive experience and by using creativity and management skills, Structural Preservation Systems, Inc. (SPS), one of the specialty contractors for Baltimore's historic Hippodrome Theater renovation, was able to meet the challenge head-on.

Structural Engineer, May 2004

Concrete experts commonly use the terms structural repair and strengthening to describe building renovation activities. Although the two terms sound similar, they refer to slightly different concepts.

Upgrading Parking Structures (PDF)

Parking, June 2002

Repair and strengthening of concrete parking structures is a challenging segment of the concrete repair industry. Repair or strengthening of an existing parking structure may become necessary due to structural inadequacies that adversely affect strength or serviceability of the structure or its members.

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