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The Canucks $2.3M Locker Room
by Paul on 09/25/09 at 07:02 AM ET
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from Ian MacIntyre of the Vancouver Sun,
This is not your father’s locker room.In the middle of the oval chamber is captain Roberto Luongo, although you expect to find captain James T. Kirk.
Sure, all the seats face inward and the muted palette—grey and walnut brown, cream and smoky blue, accented by bands of brushed steel—are unlike the jelly-bean colours that splashed across the Star Trek set. But from the moment you walk through the sliding entry doors and into the high-tech, rounded main room, there is a sense you’ve arrived not at the centre of a National Hockey League team but on the bridge of the USS Enterprise.
The Vancouver Canucks’ newest star is their 8,000 square-foot locker room complex. The team believes it is the best in the NHL, which is what the Canucks want to be, too.
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