Mosaic Stadium, Sports stadium in Regina, Canada
Mosaic Stadium is an open-air Canadian football stadium at REAL District in Regina, designed by HKS, Inc. with B+H. Its lower bowl sits 10 metres below ground level, the upper deck wraps the north end zone, and a partial roof curves around much of the rim to shed snow. Capacity is 33,350, expandable to 40,000.
The stadium opened in 2017 as a replacement for the longtime Taylor Field, following construction that began in 2014. This new venue marked a turning point for sports in Saskatchewan.
The stadium's address, 1734 George Reed Way, honours retired Roughriders player George Reed and his jersey number 34; the street along the north end was renamed in November 2019. Statues of Reed and Ron Lancaster stand at the west end of the site.
The lower bowl sits 10 metres below ground level, with the upper deck wrapping the entire north end zone to block the prevailing north and west winds. The south end zone is uncovered, and its Pil Country standing tiers are general admission and limited to those 19 and older. The open concourse circles the whole facility.
The stadium's address, 1734 George Reed Way, honours retired Roughriders player George Reed and his number 34 jersey; in November 2019 a stretch of 10th Avenue along the north end was renamed for him. Statues of Reed and Ron Lancaster stand at the west end of the site.
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