Tampa Bay Rays完成Tropicana Field屋顶修复，赶上2026赛季主场开幕

Tampa Bay Rays replace Tropicana Field roof after 2024 hurricane Share: Kate Mazade | 30 March 2026 Leave a comment The Tampa Bay Rays professional baseball franchise has restored the roof on its St Petersburg ballpark in time for the 2026 MLB season home opener in Florida. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1506076990687-0'); }); Over 100,000 pounds of fibreglass membrane have replaced the roof of Tropicana Field, which was damaged by Hurricane Milton in October 2024. The roof was left in tatters in the wake of the powerful storm. While the Rays relocated to George M Steinbrenner Field – the New York Yankees' spring training facility in Tampa – for the 2025 MLB season, an international team of consultants set to work repairing the damage and outfitting the stadium with a new roof. A joint venture between AECOM Hunt and Hennessy Construction Services interfaced with the City of St Petersburg, Florida and led the design-build of the roof replacement. The new fibreglass membrane panels were designed and produced by German manufacturer Serge Ferrari Group, with Enclose Tensile Structures assembling and installing the panels and Geiger Engineers overseeing the architectural engineering and structural integration of the roof system. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1538138464089-0'); }); The Tampa Bay Rays have restored their ballpark after a hurricane damaged the membraneThe roof features 24 panels – each weighing approximately 5,000 pounds (2,268 kilogrammes) – of Serge Ferrari Group's Tenseo Xtrem GF 7000, a high-performance fibreglass composite membrane produced from specialised fibreglass yarns and PTFE coating membrane rolls. The new membrane had to integrate seamlessly into an existing structure while still meeting stringent wind and safety requirements. The roof was engineered for long-term durability with an expected lifespan of 20 years and resilience against severe weather events. In addition

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