The Milan Puskar Center has undergone many changes since it was constructed in 1980. The most recent Puskar Center renovations provided a more appealing, modern impression enhancing the West Virginia Volunteers recruiting efforts. Specialty Woodworks worked with laminate cladding, glass, low-voltage LED lighting, metal encasing, and footballs to bring Jack Porter's concept to reality.
The 20-foot cantilevered trophy case holds the program’s achievements behind locking glass doors, displayed on glass shelving with steel rod supports and illuminated with LED strip lighting. The Volunteers timeline counter provides a historical account of the Volunteers Program.
Behind the timeline counter, two display cases showcase historical memorabilia and past highlights. Three trophy cases proudly boast the program's national accomplishments. The 21-foot tall kiosk towers grab the attention of visitors with their three vertical-mounted monitors showcasing spectacular moments of Volunteers Football.
In addition to the displays and kiosks, we fabricated and installed the embedded Consensus All-Americans display along with the program’s “WV” logo offset.
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