Northeastern's Historic Gem and Hub of Husky Pride
Northeastern University’s Matthews Arena is a historic gem and an essential part of the campus, known as the oldest multi-purpose athletic building still in use. Originally built in 1910, it has been home to numerous memorable events, including the first home game of the Boston Bruins. Today, it serves as a vibrant venue for Northeastern’s athletic teams and community events, blending a rich legacy with the spirit of Husky pride.
Our Game Plan
Preserve and
Integrate Historical Elements
Preserve iconic features of the original arena to honor its legacy, incorporating them into the new design to maintain its historic charm.
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Modernize Infrastructure and Accessibility
Upgrade essential systems such as HVAC, seating, lighting, and accessibility features to meet current safety and ADA standards, ensuring a comfortable, inclusive experience for all visitors.
2
Incorporate Sustainable and Technological Enhancements
Implement energy-efficient systems and cutting-edge technology to create a sustainable, future-ready facility that can support diverse events and enhance the fan experience.
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Our Timeline
