However, Cole emphasized that they hope the concept sparks a conversation about what could be if the Royals do eventually pursue a new downtown ballpark. One thing that the group has made clear, both on its website and in followup interviews, is that this plan was not solicited and that the Royals did not reach to the firm.
The idea for the ballpark project would be to create an area that receives activity on a year-round basis, offering plenty of amenities that draw visitors outside of game days. Ryan and designer/artist/sculptor Dale Frommelt. 71 to the east.Īlong with Pendulum, the group behind the plan includes Port Fonda chef/owner Patrick Q. As part of the designs, a site plan shows the ballpark at a location bounded by 10th Street to the north and 12th Street to the south, between Cherry Street to the west and U.S. Under a vision released Thursday, a 30,000-capacity ballpark would feature 26 premium suites and be part of a larger project that includes eight new restaurants, 1,000 housing units, 2.5 acres of green space, and 50,000 square feet of commercial space. Led by founding principal Jonathan Cole, Pendulum has started an interesting conversation about how a new ballpark in Kansas City could be planned, if the Royals eventually decide to pursue that facility option.
Kansas City-based design firm Pendulum unveiled a concept for a potential new downtown Kansas City Royals ballpark, showing an intimate facility with unique amenities. By Zach Spedden on Januin Future Ballparks, Major-League Baseball
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