New Nissan Stadium

Description

New, enclosed 60,000+ seat multi-purpose stadium

Client

Tennessee Titans

Architect

MANICA (Lead Design Architect), TVS (Architect of Record)

CM/GC

Tennessee Builders Alliance, Turner Construction Company, AECOM Hunt, I.C.F. Builders, and Polk & Associates

Project Cost

$2,100,000,000

Status

Scheduled Completion - 2027

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The Next Era

The Tennessee Titans will have a new, enclosed stadium in Nashville nestled along the East Bank of the Cumberland River. The new stadium will host Titans games, TSU football games, and community activities, while also attracting the world's largest and most prestigious events such as Super Bowls and Final Four tournaments. It will encompass 1.8 million sf with a capacity of approximately 60,000. The project will also include a 12,000 sf community space to host classes for local schools, job trainings, and other community-minded events.

Rendering of the main concourse at New Nissan Stadium

Inspiration

The stadium architecture is inspired by the city of Nashville and is complementary to the broader East Bank development plan led by the City of Nashville. The design gives attention to multi-purpose function in order to maximize the number and types of events that will take place in the building. The new stadium design will maximize sustainability to minimize waste, net energy and net water status while pursuing U.S. Green Building Council LEED Gold certification.

Community

CAA ICON is proud to team with Don Hardin Group, a local business with in-market development expertise. Local and diverse business participation and minority contracting is a key priority for the entire project team, with commitments to meet and exceed participation goals set by the Nashville Business Assistance Office.

Rendering of the inside of a suite lounge at New Nissan Stadium

Rendering of the interior bowl and field of New Nissan Stadium highlighting premier seating

Team Effort

CAA ICON was critical to early stadium decision making through both a market and financial feasibility analysis and economic/fiscal impact analysis. This work provided the team with market-specific data that was used to help define the stadium program and pricing associated with premium products and other revenue generating spaces, as well as evaluated the economic impact of stadium construction and recurring operations.