The completion of the training center is a major achievement for the DeVos Family, Orlando Magic, and AdventHealth partnership in building an innovative health and wellness model that brings whole-person medicine, science, and research together to optimize sports performance, while bringing those learnings to the broader community.
Balfour Beatty served as general contractor and HOK provided design services for the $70-million project, which features a 130,000-square-foot facility located on a nearly four-acre site at South Division Avenue and West Central Boulevard, one block away from the Amway Center. The facility includes an NBA training facility for the Orlando Magic and an AdventHealth outpatient clinic, which marks the latest investment in the Parramore community.
“Balfour Beatty is honored to have the opportunity to deliver a state-of-the-art facility for the Orlando Magic and AdventHealth services in Central Florida,” said Scott Skidelsky, Balfour Beatty President in the Southeast. “The construction of the new AdventHealth Training Center is an industry-leading example of health and wellness buildings aimed at providing innovative training, performance, and medical services for professional athletes and the local community. I’d like to congratulate our project team and partners for their role in providing a premier facility this is now the training home of the Orlando Magic and world-class medical care.”
Orlando Magic’s approximately 100,000-square-foot practice and training facility is designed to optimize player performance and provide recovery space. A large team “living room” acts as the facility’s hub, complete with enhanced nutrition offerings and full kitchen. Leading training and recovery technologies, including an altitude chamber and hydrotherapy offerings as well as an expansive locker room will elevate the player experience. The facility includes two full-size practice courts overlooked by an elevated viewing balcony.
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To take advantage of Orlando’s warm climate, the design includes covered exterior patios and decks, a landscaped outdoor team space, and indoor/outdoor training space. The facility includes front office and hospitality spaces that celebrate the Orlando Magic’s brand and history. Additionally, the project incorporates sustainable design strategies including daylighting and strategic sun shading, stormwater management, and advanced mechanical and lighting systems and controls.
AdventHealth’s new 33,300-square-foot medical center — designed for elite athletes, as well as youth athletes and weekend warriors — provides multi-discipline medicine with a focus on whole-person health and sports science. Services will include orthopedics, primary care, sports medicine, imaging, rehabilitation, and sports performance. Patients will also have access to AdventHealth’s network of sports-trained gastroenterologists, cardiologists, sleep, psychology, and nutrition experts.
