Retractable roofed stadium will occupy past Orange-Bowl site in Little Havana.
Sport
/ architecture, florida-marlins, orange-bowl
13 May 2009
The new ballpark will seat some 37,000 people which is about 35,000 more than they seat now on most nights at Joe Robbie (yes, I called it Joe Robbie because it will always be Joe Robbie – don’t even get me started w/ this Land Shark crap). Lots of the prefunctory luxury boxes and suites, as well as a pool and patio area.
More renderings and info at www.floridamarlins.com.
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