Bleachers, press boxes, training rooms and concession stands for schools and venues, designed and priced by a small team in Portsmouth, Virginia. We’re a pre-seed company: everything shown here is a concept rendering, and our first builds are planned for winter 2026–27.
Each comes in Economy, Standard and Luxury tiers, with estimated delivered prices from about $17K to $453K.
Nine programs reviewed our designs and prices. Two said they’re interested in buying.
We lease a rail-served warehouse at 500 Confederate Ave in Portsmouth. Nothing has been built there yet.
We’ll build the designs schools asked for most, then deliver to our first customers in 2027.
Rendering
Our designs cost a fraction of permanent construction and can be moved later. Every one has estimated prices in three tiers.
Rendering
Naming rights and exterior wraps on the facilities we build, sold through our parent company, Stadia IP. The sponsor money helps the school pay for the facility.
Athletic programs often outgrow their buildings years before a new one can be approved, funded and built. A finished container facility skips most of that process.
About usEstimated delivered prices start around $17K. Every design comes in three tiers, so you choose the finish level that fits your budget.
We plan to build from 20′ and 40′ high-cube containers in our warehouse, deliver by truck or rail, and set each unit on a pad or piers. It can be moved later.
Our parent company, Stadia IP, sells naming rights and sponsorships. For some facilities, that could cover part of the cost.
This fall we showed our renderings and estimated prices to athletic directors, coaches and administrators at nine Virginia high schools, colleges and parks departments, and asked what they would buy. Two said they’re interested in purchasing.
“We are on a very tight budget and I like the look of these structures. I feel they could be a budget-friendly way for us to finally get the facilities upgrades we need.”Athletic Director, Sweet Briar College
Their athletic director picked five facilities and said they plan to purchase within six months. We’re preparing a proposal.
Cool idea and nice use of containers. Would be interested in seeing [them] in person for a better feel.
This could be an option at our remote school locations that do not have concession buildings.
I would go a little higher in price to ensure we had a nice dugout, painted with good seating.
For the bleacher-style bench seating, I think this price [is] fair.
Our warehouse. We lease the former Skippy peanut butter plant at 500 Confederate Avenue in Portsmouth, which has its own rail siding and crane. Nothing has been built there yet. Our first units are planned for winter 2026–27.
Quotes are from our fall 2026 survey of Virginia athletic programs, lightly edited for spelling. Bracketed words added for clarity.
Seventeen concept designs, from bleachers and press boxes to dugouts, VIP clubs and a concert stage. Each is based on a 20′ or 40′ high-cube container and has estimated prices in three tiers.
Marland Continental is part of Stadia IP, which sells naming rights and sponsorships for sports venues. For schools that want it, Stadia IP would look for a local sponsor for the new facility, and the sponsor’s money would go toward its cost. How much it covers depends on the facility, the school and whether a sponsor signs on, so treat it as a possible bonus, not a promise.
And tells us it wants to explore sponsorship.
Selling naming rights, exterior wraps or RobotLab robot appearances at games.
That money goes toward the facility’s cost.
With the sponsor’s name on it.
We’ve sketched container designs for military bases, emergency shelters, classrooms, festivals and bus stops. They’re early concepts with no pricing yet.
Future marketsTell us what your program needs. We’ll suggest a design and tier, send a written quote, and give you a realistic idea of what sponsorship could cover.