cetihcra
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Re: U of Illinois AD & NHL joint press conference
The RFQ for design professionals wasn't due until 5/7. This crap takes time. I'd expect about 6-8 months of design and coordination once a team is selected. We may see some pretty pictures once schematic design is complete, a couple months into the design process. Building down there isn't like building up north, there are zero weather-related delays, and they have massive herds of inexpensive labor.
r
And so back to my original question...
Q: What have we seen out of ASU since that "approval" announcement?
A: ???? Rink plans? Renderings? Construction timeline? Name of the general contractor? Anything?
They were supposed to put plans together and then bring those back for approval and there hasn't been peep about the rink since. Thus my point, it's still all talk if they have nothing new 5+ months after the approval to go forward with the project. If they had anything ready, even proposed, they would be showing it all over hyping up their new building.
Unless they are building a pole barn with 5,000 bench seats, they are not going to have a new rink for the 2020-21 season based on what progress they have made thus far.
Ryan
The RFQ for design professionals wasn't due until 5/7. This crap takes time. I'd expect about 6-8 months of design and coordination once a team is selected. We may see some pretty pictures once schematic design is complete, a couple months into the design process. Building down there isn't like building up north, there are zero weather-related delays, and they have massive herds of inexpensive labor.
r