General Retail

Dick's House of Sports

Project Overview

Our team has been instrumental in delivering Dick’s House of Sport locations across Arlington, Tampa, and Miami, each showcasing the brand’s next-generation retail vision. In Arlington, we transformed a former Sears into a 120,000-sq-ft, two-story venue featuring indoor/outdoor sport zones and community spaces. The Tampa store, located at 2223 N Westshore Blvd, continued the rollout with another flagship location designed for hands-on sports experiences.

In Miami, we delivered one of the most complex builds in the program: a 120,000-square-foot facility with six external steel towers integrated into the main frame to support major signage, lighting, and façade elements. Together, these projects demonstrate our expertise in executing large-scale, architecturally advanced retail environments.

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Scope & Highlights

Arlington, TX

Steel frame of approx. 250 tons supporting a large open-space retail/entertainment building.

Adaptive reuse of an existing structure: conversion of the former Sears into the House of Sport concept, significant structural modifications required to accommodate sport fields, open spans, and large experience zones.

Program features include indoor and outdoor sports fields, batting cages, golf simulator bays, climbing walls, and event zones, aligning with the House of Sport brand.

Coordination with the mall owner and city redevelopment plan to integrate this high-visibility tenant as part of a major mall revitalization.

Tampa, FL

Approx. 250 tons of structural steel to build a frame capable of supporting immersive sport zones, hitting bays, interactive features, and retail footprint.

Integration of specialized zones such as golf simulators, batting cages, rock climbing walls, multi-sport nets, and field areas inside a retail footprint.

Collaboration with the retailer’s brand team to ensure structural solutions align with experiential design vision, long spans, minimal columns, and an open floor layout.