TENNIS BUBBLE
PROJECT INFORMATION
NY Engineers was hired with Superstructures Architects to assess whether or not a tennis bubble at a Queens athletic facility was up to New York State’s current applicable energy conservation codes, with a particular focus on the bubble’s potential in-wall condensation issues.
- Location
- Queens, NY
- Area
- 37,500 ft2
- Budget
- $3M
- Architect
- Superstructures
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