Pacers, city rethink massive change to fieldhouse exterior as part of renovations

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6 thoughts on “Pacers, city rethink massive change to fieldhouse exterior as part of renovations

  1. It all looks great. And I don’t believe as the commenter above that we have better things to spend 350 million dollars on. At least this will be in bricks and mortar and not some pork belly give away to some politician and his bridge to nowhere. Still, until we get of our “protectors” to allow us to live again, it may all be a mute point. With little or no fans, who will really benefit from this?

  2. This is beginning to look like a big money grab for a Pacers slush fund. Not sure why they need $360 million now. This design change is major. Also question why Pacers are so intent on a new 1.5 acre plaza that eliminates a parking garage and replaces it with a junk yard design of reused metal cargo containers.

  3. The glass kinda looked like Soldier Field make over, jamming new on to older look.
    Is it possible for say an ice show, to make it a pay per view, is that feasible?

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