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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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Le Journal de QuebecIt will be built on the site of the old Spectrum.
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First Renderings Of New Philadelphia Arena Inspired By The Spectrum
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