Project Overview

Clark/D.A. Everett General Scope

The Bank of America Stadium Modernization is about delivering elevated experiences while preserving the overall character and location that fans have known and loved for decades. The goal is to build a collaborative partnership so that this community asset can continue to generate unique and memorable experiences for fans, as well as economic impact for the city and region for years to come.

Some highlights of the renovations include:

  • Brand-new seats installed throughout the bowl.

  • All new video and technology capabilities, including new scoreboards, video signage and a state-of-the-art sound system designed to keep fans informed, entertained and engaged.

  • Exterior video boards to enable watch parties and other viewing opportunities.

  • Concourses and social areas redesigned to elevate the fan experience, including a new patio on the 500 level with stunning views of the field and skyline.

  • Improved concessions capabilities to provide a more diversified selection, featuring a reimagined food program influenced by vendors from the Carolinas.

  • The exterior landscape of the neighborhood around Bank of America Stadium elevated to enhance the park-like setting, ensure pedestrian pathways, and add new safety features and lighting.

  • Enhancements to the Stadium exterior to reaffirm its place as an iconic, beloved fixture of the Charlotte skyline, along with arts and culture elements infused throughout the design that reflect our vibrant regional culture.

  • A reimagined South Lawn Pavilion area that can be used as a community gathering spot or outdoor classroom on game days and non-event days.

  • Improved accessibility throughout the facility, designed and constructed in a way that allows individuals with a range of disabilities to have access without barriers.

  • Stadium safety and security enhancements, including associated fan safety measures such as illuminated wayfinding and lighting.

  • A reduction of our impact on the environment and demand on city infrastructure through the modernization of the building systems, including mechanical, plumbing, electrical and HVAC.