Podium construction in 2021
At the beginning of 2020, the future was bright for Spokane-area commercial contractors with several projects in the pipeline and many more to come.
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The Podium offers southward views of Riverfront Park, Friday, Jan. 8, 2021, in Spokane. The Podium, which will be complete later this year, will host the 2022 USA Karate National Championships.
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Lydig Construction crews continue to work on the 6-lane hydraulically banked track, Friday, Jan 8, 2020, in Spokane. The track will raise two feet on the curves. The sports building will also host events that include 9 basketball courts, 20 wrestling mats, 2 full gymnastic floors and hold 3500 spectators in the 135,000 square foot structure.
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The Podium can hold 3,500 spectators and has space to store track apparatus under the bleacher seats.
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Ryan Ford, Lydig Construction Senior Superintendent, observes a water truck working along the floor of the of The Podium, Friday, Jan. 8, 2021 in Spokane.
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The Podium takes shape on the north end of Riverfront Park on Friday, Jan. 8, 2021, in Spokane. Contractors nationwide expect demand for commercial projects to decline this year, in part, because of coronavirus-related delays.
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A second warmup up area will feature a textured and smooth track outside the athletesÕ locker room area in The Podium.
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