A new baseball stadium designed by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) and HNTB is set to be the home of the Oakland A’s in Las Vegas, inspired by the city's vibrant atmosphere.
Scheduled to open in spring 2028, the 33,000-seat covered stadium will feature a sculptural shell structure resembling baseball pennants and world's largest cable net glass wall.
The stadium's design aims to blend innovation and technology for an enhanced fan experience, with optimal navigation and unobstructed sight lines for spectators.
Fans will enter through an elevated outdoor plaza, connecting to the main concourse with bright atria showcasing art and providing a unique viewing experience.
The tiered seating design brings fans closer to the action, with an innovative air-conditioning system that distributes cool air directly to the seats.
The stadium's architecture responds to the local climate and city culture, with passive shading and natural light elements, creating a new iconic landmark in Las Vegas.
The project, named 'Athletics Ballpark,' is a collaboration between BIG, HNTB, and various other partners, aiming to become a destination for fans worldwide.
The design captures the energy of the iconic Las Vegas Strip, opening up the roof structure to create synergy between the events within the stadium and the surrounding city.
With completion expected in 2028, the stadium will occupy a nine-acre plot and become a climate-controlled, state-of-the-art facility for diverse events and guest experiences.
The project involves a wide array of collaborators and a design team led by Bjarke Ingels, focusing on creating a unique and dynamic sports venue in Las Vegas.