The Jeff Amerman Pavilion at Spring Creek Park

Summary of the project

The Jeff Amerman Pavilion would be a new shelter at the Spring Creek Soccer Complex, south of Jefferson Parkway. It would be a safe place for gathering under sudden lightning or other severe weather conditions and a family-friendly environment for gatherings.

It is named in honor of Jeff Amerman, former architect, volunteer coach & avid soccer player who was instrumental in the design & construction of the Spring Creek Soccer Complex. Amerman died unexpectedly in February, 2005 at the age of 48.

The estimated cost of the pavilion is $140,000. As of late December, 2005, approximately $56,000 has been raised.

Photo (click to enlarge): A group of early planners, L to R: Curtis Tiano, Andrew Tiano, Rick Estenson, Joel Walinski, Charlie Cogan, Dave Medin, Jim Pokorney.

January ‘06 sketches

Front

Rear

Side

Side

Recent documents

PDF architectural
January, 2006

PDF of Powerpoint
Feb. 2006

Earlier sketches and documents

Event photo abums

Turkey Trot, November 24, 2005

See this blog post on N.org for a summary of the event.

See 8 dozen photos (in thumb, medium, large sizes) in the Northfield Rotary Turkey Trot 2005 photo album.

Jingle Bell Run/Walk, December 17, 2005

See this blog post on N.org for a summary of the event.

See 6 dozen photos (in thumb, medium, large sizes) in the Jingle Bell Run 2005 photo album.

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