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    • VenuesNow All-Stars 2020
    • USA Today: Venues game-plan for safe fan visit
    • Stadia Magazine - Final Whistle
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    • Public Assembly Spaces Post COVID-19: Part One
    • VenuesNow - Digital Sessions One-On-One with Jonathan Cole
    • VenuesNow - Designers Discuss Post-Coronavirus Changes
    • Ballpark Design For The Future – “The Small Big Idea”
    • Parisians of the Plains Podcast
    • VenuesNow - Talking Points
    • Baseball Time Machines - Grand Magazine
    • Time To Take A Swing
    • Architect Plans a Drive-Innovation at Minor League Ballpark
    • Recession Helped Put Designers On New Path
    • Temporary Loge Boxes Find Audience at Minor League Ballparks
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    • Ballpark Key to the Dragon's Sellout Streak
    • USA Today Features Jimmy John's Field
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The Corn Crib - Normal, IL

Normal, Illinois 

Pendulum was commissioned to design this multi-purpose ballpark on a twenty-two acre parcel of the Heartland Community College campus. The facility is home to the Heartland baseball, softball, and soccer teams in addition to the Frontier League Normal Professional Baseball Club. The artificial turf playing field surface and removable pitching mound contributes to the multi-purpose character of the facility. Concerts, high school football, and community-oriented events are also welcomed.

The facility program includes concourse level luxury suites, 4,500 fixed armchair seats, and room for 3,000 patrons in the wrap-around grass berm. The large entry canopy behind home plate fosters the feel of a food court at the major entry node that also features an unobstructed view to the action on the playing field as patrons walk through the entry gates. 

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