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Flushing's Arthur Ashe Stadium Gets an $800 Million Overhaul, One Phase at a Time

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The U.S. Open's home court is undergoing an $800 million renovation, carried out in phases so the tournament itself is never interrupted. The work is aimed squarely at the fan experience inside the stadium, the site of the year's last Grand Slam. Rather than a single shutdown-and-rebuild, the project unfolds across successive stages, keeping Arthur Ashe Stadium open for play even as the upgrade proceeds around it.

With reporting from Elle Decor.

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