Huntington Bank Field

Huntington Bank Field is the new enclosed home of the NFL's Cleveland Browns, rising on a 178-acre site in Brook Park, Ohio, just outside Cleveland beside Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Designed by HKS as a year-round 'Super Theater,' the roughly $2.6 billion stadium seats about 67,500 fans, expandable to 75,000 for concerts and major events, and is engineered to host Final Fours, international soccer and large-scale entertainment alongside Browns football. Because of the neighboring airport, the bowl is sunk about 80 feet below grade, topped by a transparent folded-plate roof that admits daylight while shielding fans from lakefront winters, and the building carries what the team bills as the largest concourse in the NFL along with a seating bowl among the closest to the field in the league. A joint venture of AECOM Hunt and Turner Construction with Independence Construction is building the stadium, which anchors a broader mixed-use district of residences, offices, retail and hospitality developed by Haslam Sports Group with master developer Lincoln Property Company.