USTA 2-Story Modular Broadcast Center

Project Details

Location:

Flushing, NY

Square Footage:

7,200

Number of Modules:

10

Completion Date:

August 1, 2009

Two-Story Modular Broadcast Facility Delivered for US Open

Triumph Modular delivered a custom 7,200 square foot modular broadcast center for the United States Tennis Association (USTA), completing the installation in just five days. Located next to the Mets’ stadium, this two-story modular building was designed to support the live broadcast needs of major networks including ESPN, NBC, and NESN during the US Open.

The USTA modular broadcast center consisted of ten modules stacked across two levels, maximizing space efficiency on a tight site. Custom-fabricated stairs, metal decking, and a covered canopy were installed to protect personnel and equipment. Inside, demountable partitions were engineered to match interior finishes and included sliding pocket doors that allowed flexible reconfiguration by network staff. This enabled broadcasters to tailor the office layout to their specific production needs.

Special insulation and high-performance HVAC systems were included to mitigate the heat produced by broadcast equipment. Dual electrical panels with backup power ensured uninterrupted operations. Occupancy sensors further enhanced energy efficiency throughout the space.

Though designed for quick installation and seasonal use, the modular structure also supports year-round deployment. By opting for a two-story modular solution, Triumph Modular doubled the available broadcast space while staying on schedule despite city ordinances, event timelines, and logistical constraints.

Triumph Modular delivers high-quality modular buildings for schools, businesses, and public agencies across the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Midwest. Whether you’re expanding classroom space, adding a jobsite office, or planning a long-term facility, our modular solutions provide speed, flexibility, and code-compliant performance.

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