Major Components of Center
410,000 s/f Upper Exhibition Hall
250,000 s/f Lower Exhibition Hall
100,000 s/f Special Events Hall (seating capacity 3,800) / Meeting Rooms (102)
63,000 s/f Cafeteria / Restaurant / Lounge; 75,000 s/f Concourse (1,000' x 90' x 75' high)
65,000 Crystal Palace (270' x 270' x 180' high)
60,000 s/f Galleria (360' x 90' x 90')
24,300 s/f River Pavilion (270' x 90' x 135' high)
50 loading docks on two levels;
1.1-acre public plaza with water walls and pedestrian link under 11th Avenue;
60,000 s/f surface parking for 140 cars
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