Royal Bank of Canada Center - Raleigh, North Carolina

The "RBC" Center was built as a new 22,500 seat arena for North Carolina State University. This arena is also the home for the Carolina Hurricanes hockey team. The structure includes complete facilities for concerts, stage productions, commencement, video projection, banquets, etc. and has a seating plan that can be divided and zoned for individual events.

Budget:	$55 million
Seating:	22,500
Opening:	September, 2000
Architects:	Odell Associates, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
Acousticians:	Coffeen Fricke & Associates, Inc., Lenaxa, Kansas

Van Andel Arena - Grand Rapids, Michigan

Renovation to this existing arena space to provide a lift system for the removal and replacement of the seating in the large "load-in" door at the end of the seating bowl.

Opening:	January, 2003
Architects:	Progressive AE, Grand Rapids, Michigan

 Cleveland State University - Cleveland, Ohio

This is a new 13,000 seat arena for Cleveland State University with complete facilities for concerts, road shows, commencements, video projection, and banquets.

Budget:	$49.8 million
Seating:	13,000
Opening:	November, 1990
Architects:	URS Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio C/A Architects, Houston, Texas
Acousticians:	Coffeen Fricke & Associates, Inc., Lenexa, Kansas

 Jack Breslin Student Events Center - East Lansing, Michigan

This new 15,500 seat arena for Michigan State University has complete facilities for concerts, commencement, video projection, banquets, etc. with a divisible seating plan.

Budget:	$30 million
Seating:	15,500
Opening:	November, 1989
Architects:	Hoyem-Basso Associates, Inc., Troy, Michigan HNTB Associates, Kansas City, Missouri
Acousticians:	Coffeen Fricke & Associates, Inc., Lenaxa, Kansas

 Alabama State University - Montgomery, Alabama

This new 9,200 seat arena for Alabama State University has complete facilities for concerts, road shows, commencements, video projection, and banquets.

Budget:	$42 million
Seating:	9,200
Opening:	October, 1992
Architects:	Albert L. Williams & Associates, Montgomery, Alabama C/A Architects, Houston, Texas
Acousticians:	Coffeen Fricke & Associates, Inc., Lenaxa, Kansas