Selected press, interviews and awards covering Pendulum’s work in ballparks, civic venues and the economics of public assembly. Each entry links to the coverage as published.
Dunkin' Park, Hartford, named Ballpark of the Year.
Jonathan O'Neil Cole named an SBJ Power Player.
How the downturn reshaped sports architecture practice.
Temporary loge boxes find an audience in the minor leagues.
Breaking Ground on an idea ahead of its time.
Jonathan O'Neil Cole on how venues were re-planned for distanced crowds.
The Utica, Michigan ballpark featured in Sports Weekly.
Gastonia's ballpark and the FUSE district it anchors.
Jonathan O'Neil Cole named to the VenuesNow All-Stars.
Event professionals on rebuilding the live industry.
A long-form interview on the future of public assembly.
Designers discuss post-coronavirus changes.
Jonathan O'Neil Cole on venue economics.
The Final Whistle column.
Pendulum on Kansas City's ballpark question.
Baseball time machines, and the art inside them.
Sustainable by nature: reuse as the real environmental move.
The Kansas City fabrication and retail project.
Seven ways of looking at the Country Club Plaza.
Jonathan O'Neil Cole quoted; features The Corn Crib, Normal, Illinois.
Jonathan O'Neil Cole in conversation.
By Kyle Nagel, on Day Air Ballpark and the longest sellout streak in sports.
Back to the Future: a night interning for the Peoria Chiefs.
Why the right-sized ballpark outperforms the large one.