Charging Forward with Schneider Electric | Stadium in :60

Next: Building management system integration and delivering reliable power for energy efficiency year‑round. Schneider Electric is advancing energy technology to keep the stadium running strong.

Project executive Kellen DeCoursey returns with another update on the new Nissan Stadium, highlighting progress on one of the project's most critical structural elements: the stairwells. Several major stairwells are now officially in place, providing essential vertical circulation for guests and fans, as well as emergency access for personnel such as firefighters. Pre-cast stair risers run from the field level to the upper concourse, while steel stairways extend from the upper concourse to the catwalks to complement the stadium's steel roof framing. Designed with dual switchback layouts, the stairwells allow for double the number of people to move through the space at any given time, with approximately 5,000 total steps planned for the new stadium.

Big progress is underway at the new Nissan Stadium as exterior stud framing and sheeting go up, beginning to enclose the building and reveal its overall silhouette. This stage takes extensive engineering to ensure the vertical spans can support the significant loads the structure will support, while also being built thoughtfully to protect against the elements. We're one major step forward in the process, bringing the stadium closer to its final form.

The New Nissan Stadium has hit a major milestone; the topping-out ceremony. It's marked by placing the final steel beam at the top of the structure. Rooted in Scandinavian tradition, the team raises a cedar tree to honor the forest and the origins of building with timber, with plans to replant it later. With 1,700 workers onsite each day, this moment offers a chance to pause and celebrate both the completion of the stadium's frame and the people who made it possible. More than just a building, the new Nissan Stadium is a space that will honor fans, support the community, and help shape the future of Nashville.

The new Nissan Stadium is taking shape, and fans are in for something incredible. Project Executive Kellen DeCoursey shares the latest updates, including three levels of outdoor terraces totaling over 70,000 square feet. These open-air spaces will feature reinforced metal decking, sleek glass railings, and built-in drainage to keep things pristine, all while offering unbeatable views of downtown Nashville and the rolling Tennessee hills. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how this new fan experience is coming to life and why it's set to be one of the most breathtaking stadium views in the country.

New Nissan Stadium progress update! The first installation of the curtain wall glazing system is underway, which will cover 200,000 square feet with glass panels ranging from 10 to 20 feet wide. Built off-site and brought to the stadium for installation, over 1,200 panels are being set in place, ensuring the building is properly sealed, conditioned, and filled with natural sunlight while offering stunning views. This major milestone marks a key step in bringing the new stadium to life.

Construction continues on the new Nissan Stadium with major progress on the 200 level along the concourse. Crews are installing structural steel framing on top of the concrete structure, including over 25,000 individual pieces of steel that will help form the roof of the building, each precisely detailed and dimensioned using 3D BIM modeling. With seven cranes on site, teams are working around the clock to keep the project moving forward.

In this construction update, Project Executive Kellen Decoursey takes us behind the scenes of the new stadium's final build stages, focusing on the critical MEP systems (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing). These systems are essential for powering, ventilating, and supplying water throughout the stadium. Every element is carefully planned and placed using advanced 3D modeling to ensure precision before walls are closed and ceilings are installed, showcasing the high level of expertise and detail required to bring the stadium to life.

Construction of the new Nissan Stadium is making major progress. Here, you can see the layout for the seating bowl, which, as Kellen Decoursey explains, is formed and cast off-site in Georgia, then transported to Nashville and assembled piece by piece. When completed, there will be 2400 pieces, each one put into place by two cranes that work through the night.

Titans Project Executive, Kellen DeCoursey gives you an update on the latest developments on the construction on the New Nissan Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium

Titans Project Executive, Kellen DeCoursey gives you an update on the latest developments on the construction on the New Nissan Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium

Titans Project Executive, Kellen DeCoursey gives you an update on the latest developments on the construction on the New Nissan Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium

Fans can visit Titans House to secure their tickets in the new Nissan Stadium.

Titans' Senior VP and CRO, Adam Nuse gives you an update on the future of the community enhancements as part of the landscape of the Titans New Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium

Vice President of Ticket Sales, Jim Rice gives you an update on the future of the community enhancements as part of the landscape of the Titans New Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium

Stadium Project Executive, Kellen Decoursey gives you an update on the future of the community enhancements as part of the landscape of the Titans New Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium

Titans Senior Vice President and CRO, Adam Nuse gives you an update on the future of the community enhancements as part of the landscape of the Titans New Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium

Titans President and CRO, Burke Nihill gives you an update on the future of the community enhancements as part of the landscape of the Titans New Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium

Stadium Project Executive, Kellen Decoursey gives you an update on the future of the community enhancements as part of the landscape of the Titans New Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium

Titans President and CRO, Burke Nihill gives you an update on the future of the community enhancements as part of the landscape of the Titans New Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium

Titans President and CRO, Burke Nihill gives you an update on the future of the community enhancements as part of the landscape of the Titans New Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium

Stadium Project Executive, Kellen Decoursey gives you an update on the future of the community enhancements as part of the landscape of the Titans New Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium.

Titans Senior VP and CRO, Adam Nuse gives you an update on the future of the community enhancements as part of the landscape of the Titans New Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium

Titans Senior VP and CRO, Adam Nuse gives you an update on the future of the community enhancements as part of the landscape of the Titans New Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium

Titans Vice President, Ticket Sales Jim Rice gives you an update on the future of the community enhancements as a part of the landscape of the Titans New Stadium. For more information please visit - https://www.tennesseetitans.com/new-stadium