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| Do you have an idea for a new ballpark? Or maybe a suggestion on how to improve on an existing park?... Send in your ideas to be posted here! Be as descriptive, imaginiative and detailed as you wish. Send your ideas to webmaster@ballparktour.com with "My park ideas" in the subject field and please include your name & town! | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Submitted by: Steve D., Baltimore, Maryland. "Can you create a ballpark like camden yards in baltimore but with both sides have the oppisite side of left field scene? Heres what i mean. Look at the left field side, ok? Now do without that out of town scoreboard and reverse left field into the right field. "Field dimensions: 333 Both Poles; 374 both right and left field power alleys; 415 center field. And add the other deck hanging over right field like the one in left field -- and bullpens behind the 415 sign. I'd love to see this design." |
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| Webmaster's two-cents: Here you go, Steve. I added a larger high-definition Diamondvision board too. I actually love Camden Yards just as it is, but your version is a little more right-handed pitcher-friendly, which I'm all in favor of! Thanks again for your submission! |
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| Submitted by: BallparkTour Webmaster A modern, more intimate ballpark. An extended cantilever upper deck and roof improve sightlines and increase "intimacy" of the stadium. |
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| Submitted by: Adam Lieb from Long Beach, Ca. In my senior year of high school in 1994, I began a year long independent architecture project. The result was this ballpark which I named the Railway in honor of my father's hobby and fascination with h.o. scale model trains. Yes, I beat the Astros to the whole 'train yard' thing. There are 16 pages of blue prints and elevations that detail the entire park and all its levels which include, a grand ballroom with performance stage, executive offices, three luxury clubs (as opposed to numerous private suites), a baseball museum, batting cages, locker rooms, media facilities, and of course food, restrooms, first aid, etc. All the edifices are brick, and arched wherever a view of the field is available. The two jumbotrons are the shapes of a steam engine and a coal car respectively. |
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| The big idea, and what makes the name Railway relevant, is that below the home plate rotunda lies a metro train system that webs its way in 8 directions to various park & ride locations, in whatever city this might be in. Although nothing ever became of this design, I did finally go into business for myself creating custom stadium murals for sports lovers of all kinds. You can see the murals at my site, www.adamlieb.com I hope you enjoy. Webmaster's two-cents: Very impressive model work, Adam. I like your train theme - very cool! By the way, I think the Tampa Bay D-Rays could use your mural design services inside their ballpark. I've noted on the Tropicana Field page that they should paint some scene-scapes on the vast expanses of plain grey concrete that plague the inside of that stadium. That's a cool business you have there - good luck with it! |
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| Submitted by: Primo from Spring Valley, NY This park would feature 3 main decks plus a club-level that would go from foul pole to foul pole and around to right-center (like jacobs field); Split-level bullpens in right-center; Picnic grounds in center field; Private and public clubs; Brick and Limestone exterior. Beyond the Center field fence next to the picnic tables would be a free standing room area. The big scoreboard is in left and an out of town board in right. |
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| Dimensions are - Left - 340 Left center - 370 Dead center - 396 Deep center - 420 Right center - 373 Right - 342 Capacity - 45,000, but the left field bleachers would be expandable to raise capacity if needed This stadium could be built anywhere, but would fit nicely into a downtown district, like Kansas City or Miami. |
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| Webmaster's two-cents: Not sure the Marlins need a ballpark quite that big, but that's a nice design. Love the idea of the FREE standing-room area! I think the Padres and Pirates should make their standing-room areas free, but hey, it's their business. I still can't believe that some in Kansas City want to abandon Kauffman Stadium... it's still such a beautiful ballyard, especially since they put down the grass. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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