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First Look at New 76ers, Flyers Arena in South Philadelphia Unveiled in New Renderings
The privately funded project is expected to create nearly 15,000 jobs and generate almost $6 billion in economic activity, organizers said.
- On Tuesday, the Philadelphia 76ers and Philadelphia Flyers unveiled renderings for a new arena on the former Spectrum site in South Philadelphia, targeting a 2030 opening.
- Designed by Populous and Moody Nolan, the structure echoes The Spectrum's iconic shape and includes a staircase inspired by the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
- Officials project the development will create nearly 15,000 jobs and generate almost $6 billion in economic activity over the next decade, providing tax revenue for the School District.
- Managing Partner Josh Harris and Chairman Brian Roberts emphasized the project's significance, noting the arena will host the NBA, NHL, and Philadelphia's future WNBA team starting in 2030.
- Returning to the grounds where the Flyers won two Stanley Cups, the project aims to honor the legacy of Ed Snider while creating a modern fan experience.
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First Renderings Of New Philadelphia Arena Inspired By The Spectrum
·Jersey City, United States
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Sixers, Flyers release first renderings of their proposed South Philly arena
The Flyers and 76ers have released exterior renderings of the arena they are proposing to be built on the site of the former Spectrum. The arena in South Philly, projected to open in 2030, is being designed by architect Moody Nolan and the design firm Populous.
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