Louisiana State University, LA
South Stadium Drive, Baton Rouge, LA, US
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Traditional Bollard complements the heritage-inspired architecture of Tiger Stadium. -
Traditional Bollards in Night Sky satin finish. -
Traditional Bollard in Night Sky satin finish. -
Traditional Bollards in Night Sky satin finish. -
Traditional Bollard in Night Sky satin finish.
Traditional Bollards are installed on the south side of Louisiana State University’s Tiger Stadium.
Surface-fixed and removable inground bollards, all in a satin Night Sky finish, surround the building.
The heritage-style bollard complements the stadium’s architecture. The building has undergone many expansions, each in the Victorian Italian Renaissance style of the original structure – which was built in 1924 and is often cited as the most revered building in Louisiana.
The bollards were installed by Stuart and Co General Contractors.
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