Taylor University Fieldhouse
Upland, Indiana
The Taylor University Stillman Fieldhouse, originally constructed in the 1970s, has undergone a significant transformation to provide enhanced facilities for the university’s prize-winning sports teams and foster a more vibrant campus community.
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2024 Featured in Education SnapshotsThe renovated building now houses state-of-the-art locker rooms for the football and lacrosse teams, complete with dedicated shower and bathroom areas.
The locker room’s layout is designed to maximize space and create a better flow for student-athletes. Its features floor-to-ceiling tiles, which offer a clean and modern touch.
The other half of the building is dedicated to a baseball turf and batting cages, allowing the baseball team to practice in a more conducive environment. The building features a new entrance, windows for natural light, and an upgraded steel staircase, resulting in a more aesthetically pleasing exterior. In addition to these improvements, a new plaza has been constructed outside the building, replacing the previous all-asphalt parking area. This plaza, adorned with brick seat walls and attractive landscaping, not only enhances the attractiveness of the building but also contributes to a more pedestrian-friendly campus environment. The renovation improves the experience for students and contributes to the overall vision of a more vibrant and pedestrian-friendly campus.
