- Seattle Seahawks logo. Open menu button. ... The Kingdome had the largest concrete roof in the world - 7.85 acres. A new roof and ceiling was completed in 1994.
- ...challenge of the Kingdome Project was to control vibration generated by the fall of 125,000 tons of concrete debris onto a reclaimed section of Seattle whose...
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- The Kingdome was first approved in 1968 as part of an urban renewal package called “Forward Thrust”—which brought Seattle the stadium, the aquarium...
- During the Seattle Seahawks tenure at the Kingdome, the stadium was generally depicted as rather ugly and not favored by many fans.
- 20 years ago today, Seattle's iconic Kingdome was reduced to a dust-choked pile of rubble.
- Kingdome Seattle, Washington. Tenants: Seattle Mariners (AL), Seattle Seahwaks (NFL). ... The Kingdome hosted the All-Star Game in 1979.
- Kingdome is a dome and stadium / arena that was built from 1972 until 1976. The project is located in Seattle, King County, Washington, USA.
- The Kingdome (officially the King County Stadium)[note 1] was a multi-purpose stadium located in the Industrial District (later SoDo) neighborhood of Seattle...
- Seattle Kingdome. CLIENT. King County Stadium. ... The Seattle Kingdome was a 65,000 seat multipurpose sports arena that opened in 1976.