TOURNAMENT
USTA National Tennis Center Flushing Meadows, NY
The USTA selected Global to design the first six tennis courts to be constructed at the new tennis center. These courts were also designed to support an air structure with all mechanical requirements included in the design. Global was again selected to perform the construction management for the fifty-two tennis courts prepared for the new tennis center completed for the 1997 U.S.
Tennis Center of Coral Springs - Florida
he Tennis Center of Coral Springs serves the city as a recreational tennis club as well as hosting the ATP Tour event, "Americas Red Clay Tennis Championships". The facility includes a full service clubhouse with elevated deck overlooking the courts, twelve subsurface irrigated red FastDry courts and four Pro DecoTurf courts featuring the surface of champions.
ATP Tour World HQ - Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida
The ATP Tour constructed a new tennis facility in 1985. In 1991 it was determined that problems had developed with the hard courts and there was a need for red clay courts for players to train on. The clubhouse/stadium court had severe drainage problems and required reconstruction. Global was engaged to analyze the problems, to redesign the courts, and to convert two courts to red clay. The stadium court was redesigned and completely reconstructed.
Connecticut Tennis CenterMYale University - New Haven
The Tennis Center was designed to coordinate the tennis center requirements of Yale University for its student recreational activities, the varsity tennis team, and to serve as a venue for an ATP International Tennis Tournament. The stadium is designed to accommodate 15,000 spectators and is supported by twenty-two field courts.
Xianxia Tennis Center Shanghai, China
Centro de Tennis Honda - San Juan, Puerto Rico
The USTA CARIBBEAN SECTION did not have a tennis facility in Puerto Rico with adequate tennis facilities to host a major tennis event. The Association retained Global to develop a Master Plan and the tennis specific construction documents for a new Tennis Center working with a local Architectural firm. The facility hosted the Davis Cup Tie between Puerto Rico and Jamaica in April 2004. The final phase includes a permanent Stadium Court, a 4-Court Training Facility, a large Clubhouse and a tournament support area.
Ford Tennis Tournament Loreto, Mexico