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uilding team awards 2016 SILVER AWARD A berm in left field provides a picnic-like setting for up to 1,000 fans at CHS Field. Brick warehouses highlight the setting in the Lowertown arts district. The concourse (left) allows fans to navigate 360 degrees around the 7,210-seat ballpark. PHOTOS: PAUL CROSBY PHOTOGRAPHY / COURTESY SNOW KREILICH ARCHITECTS ‘greenest ballpark’ PROVES A WINNER FOR ST. PAUL SAINTS CHS Field, the new home of the Double-A St. Paul (Minn.) Saints, bills itself as the “greenest ballpark in America.” Ryan Cos. (GC) and its design partners—Ryan A+E, Inc. (AOR), Snow Kreilich Architects, and AECOM (sports architect), envisioned a greenspace connecting the city’s Lowertown arts district to nearby riverfront parks and trails. The ballpark is the fi rst such venue to meet Minnesota’s B3 Sustainable Building 2030 Energy Standards. The 13-acre site had to be completely remediated to remove chlorine solvents, coal tar, and lead from its days as a manufacturing hub. Five underground storage tanks had to be removed. Fifteen percent of the ballpark’s power is derived from 100kw solar arrays. CHS Field collects stormwater from the stadium—and from the roofs of nearby buildings. The runoff is treated via sand fi lters, tree trenches, and rain gardens to prevent direct fl ow into the Mississippi. The 7,210-seat stadium provides room for another thousand fans on its picnicfriendly “park within a park.” There are outdoor terraces at the suite level, berm seating and park space in left fi eld, and a terrace off the adjacent main street. Thirty bus lines stop at the front gates. The Building Team was responsive to the local community, which wanted an existing dog park at the site preserved, a public art courtyard in the ballpark, and a second entrance on the east side; all these requests were accommodated. Restrooms in the ballpark are kept open during the local farmers’ market. The front gates are left open during off-hours so that visitors can stroll around the concourse. Last year, the Saints went 74-26 to win their division. They averaged 8,091 fans over 50 games—20% of their entire league’s attendance. Who said green doesn’t pay? —Robert Cassidy PROJECT SUMMARY SILVER AWARD CHS Field St. Paul, Minn. BUILDING TEAM Submitting firm: Ryan Companies US, Inc. (GC) Owner: City of St. Paul, Minn. Design/interior architect: Snow Kreilich Architects Architect of record: Ryan A+E, Inc. Sports architect: AECOM Structural: Ericksen Roed & Associates Mechanical: Schadegg Mechanical, Inc. Electrical: Hunt Electric GENERAL INFORMATION Project size: 63,414 sf (enclosed); 347,000 sf (total) Construction cost: $63 million Construction period: July 2013 to April 2015 Delivery method: Design-build 40 MAY 2016 BUILDING DESIGN+CONSTRUCTION www.BDCnetwork.com
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