The Kingsbridge Armory in the Bronx, New York is being transformed into the largest ice sports facility in the world. The Kingsbridge team is is developing the 525,000 square-foot Armory into a 730,000 square-foot facility with food and beverage service, retail facilities and a 5,500 seat state-of-the art arena surrounded by nine NHL / Olympic size rinks, which will make the Kingsbridge Ice Center a national training and destination facility for ice hockey, figure skating, synchronized skating, speed skating, curling, and sled hockey.

The property also will have a 50,000-square foot dedicated community center, a 15,000-square foot health and training facility, 5000 square-feet of locker rooms with varying sizes, 9 ice sheets, onsite parking for over 450 cars, equipment storage, and a pro shop for all ice sports.

The Armory, a national landmark built in 1917, consumes a 5-acre block, conveniently located near multiple means of public transportation including the 4, B and D trains providing convenient access to midtown Manhattan and the other four New York City boroughs and is approximately five minutes away from both I-87 and I-95, major interstate highways. It is also near many of New York City’s top educational institutions (Fordham University, Riverdale Country Day, Lehman College, Bronx High School of Science, Horace Mann, Columbia University’s Baker Athletics Complex, etc.).

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