Texas Filmworks presents a unique, exclusive, behind-the-scenes look into the transformation of Texas A&M’s Kyle Field, one of college football’s greatest stadiums.
Several years ago TexAgs produced Kyle Field: Deconstructed, a behind-the-scenes look at the transformation of Kyle Field. We recently stumbled upon a never before seen final episode in the TexAgs vault, exploring the turf dilemma of 2014 and the installation of a permanent solution.
The fifth episode of "Kyle Field: Deconstructed" reveals how workers behind the scenes at 12th Man Productions and at South Dakota video display giant Daktronics breathed light into the new home of the 12th Man. Get a glimpse of the technology that powers the Texas A&M game day experience.
TexAgs Films presents a unique, exclusive, behind-the-scenes look into the transformation of Texas A&M’s Kyle Field, one of college football's greatest stadiums.
The fourth episode of Kyle Field: Deconstructed, "Men of Steel," tells the stories of the workers at both ends of the Kyle Field project's spectrum — the crane operators on the ground all the way up to the steel connectors at the very peak of the stadium. Take a look at how the new Kyle Field's backbone was assembled, piece by piece.
The third episode of Kyle Field: Deconstructed takes you into the world of precast concrete manufacturing. Learn what decisions went into choosing the brick and watch how a complete concrete panel is made, from its very first moments to being hung on Kyle Field. You'll see that there's more to the facade than meets the eye.
The web series' second episode takes you beyond the walls of the Kyle Field redevelopment project. From virtual modeling and BIMs to the creation of pipes, HVAC duct work and plumbing, Dynamic Systems, Inc. shows you step-by-step what goes into making the football stadium functional and operational behind its visible appearance.
In "West Side Quarry," the first episode in TexAgs Films' new web series, Kyle Field: Deconstructed, we take you on a behind-the-scenes look at the implosion of the west side of Kyle Field, and what it took to get there.
In one fell swoop, the last of the original Kyle came down with thousands watching. Because everything is better in slow-motion, TexAgs Films presents an epic look at the last moments of Kyle Field's west side.
In a preview of our upcoming web series, "Kyle Field: Deconstructed," Controlled Demolition, Inc. President Mark Loizeaux shares a glimpse of to expect to see when the west side is imploded on Sun., December 21.
