Kansas City Current Training Facility

Riverside, MO


The Kansas City Current National Women’s Soccer League Training Facility is said to be the first center built exclusively for a woman's professional sports soccer team. Designers chose mass timber, leaving the glulam and CLT exposed to create a distinctive world-class complex that signals the Current’s desire to compete at the highest level. The building houses all of the organization’s operations under one roof, providing a variety of spaces designed for work, wellness, culture and socializing. In addition to a locker room, weight and cardio rooms, and offices, it includes a film room, café, nutrition and wellness area, and rooftop deck overlooking three full-size soccer pitches. The use of mass timber also helped expedite construction. It took Monarch Build, a female-owned construction firm, less than two months from timber delivery to complete vertical structure.


Watch a short one-minute video of this project, which was selected as a 2023 Wood Design Awards winner. View the full award gallery here.

Version History
  • Project uploaded by WoodWorks Innovation Network (WIN) on 03-09-2023
  • Project last updated by WoodWorks Innovation Network (WIN) on 08-28-2024
Project Details
  • Year Built

    2022

  • Number Of Stories

    2

  • Bldg system

    Mass Timber

  • Sq. Meters

    1,635

  • Construction Type:

    IV-B

  • Building Type:

    Civic (Recreational)

  • Material Types:

    Mass Timber
    Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT)
    Hybrid (wood with steel or concrete)

Project Team
Version History
  • Project uploaded by WoodWorks Innovation Network (WIN) on 03-09-2023
  • Project last updated by WoodWorks Innovation Network (WIN) on 08-28-2024
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