The ICI Center, formerly known as University Fieldhouse, has been the home of the Embry-Riddle men's basketball and volleyball Eagles since 1995. One of the finest facilities in the Florida Sun Conference, it has also given the Eagles a definite home-court advantage.
The facility was completed in August of 1995 with 51,511 gross square feet of space. In addition to serving as host to the basketball and volleyball teams, the ICI Center brings numerous events and assemblies throughout the year.
In December of 2000, the athletic department opened the door to a new wing of the facility. The expansion on the north end of the ICI Center brought with it four new team locker rooms on the first floor. The second floor of the new edition is home to state-of-the art office space for the athletic department, giving each coach and administrator their own office as well a reception area, kitchen and meeting room.
The facility earned its current moniker in 2002 when Embry-Riddle dedicated the building in appreciation of a generous contribution to the University by Mori Hosseini, president and CEO of ICI Homes and one of the University's most dedicated alumni.
ICI Center seats 1,968 spectators overall, including 600 permanent chair-back seats on its south sideline. The main arena features an Aacer Channel maple floor with two Daktronics LED message center scoreboards.
The climate of ICI Center is controlled by an HVAC System served by Thermal "Ice" Storage, providing energy-efficient cooling.
In addition to serving as the Eagles' home court and home to the athletic department offices, the facility also houses the Sports Medicine Office and a 3,200 square foot weight room/fitness center.
