Setting the Scene

“If he saw this today, he would be thrilled. At the end of the day what he wanted more than anything, he wanted to produce a winner here in Detroit, and it’s coming together.”

ILITCH HOLDINGS PRESIDENT AND CEO CHRIS ILITCH,

on what his late father, Mike Ilitch, would think about Little Caesars Arena

Photo by: RICH OSENTOSKI

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ITTLE CAESARS ARENA

The $870 million downtown Detroit home of the Red Wings and Pistons

Photo by: RICH VON BIBERSTEIN

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UNTRUST PARK AND THE BATTERY ATLANTA

The Atlanta Braves’ new $672 million ballpark and the first phase of the team’s 1.5 million-square-foot mixed-use development

Photo by: RICH VON BIBERSTEIN

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ERCEDES-BENZ STADIUM

The $1.5 billion, cutting-edge home of the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United

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RLANDO CITY STADIUM

The raucous $155 million home to Orlando City SC and its supporters’ Purple Wall

Photo by: LAKE NONA

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STA NATIONAL CAMPUS (LAKE NONA)

The 63-acre, $100 million home of pro, college and recreational tennis in Orlando

Photo by: TIM O'HARA

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OLORADO STATE STADIUM

The $220 million stadium, bringing football to the Fort Collins, Colo., campus for the first time in 49 years

Photo by: ZUFFA LLC

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FC PERFORMANCE INSTITUTE (AND HEADQUARTERS)

The 184,000-square-foot headquarters and training center for the UFC in Las Vegas

Photo by: DAVID DUROCHIK

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OTRE DAME STADIUM (RENOVATION)

The 87-year-old football stadium’s $400 million facelift, featuring premium seating and a new video board

Photo by: SHOP ARCHITECTS

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ASSAU COLISEUM (RENOVATION)

The 45-year-old arena reopening after an 18-month, $260 million project



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