A row of miniature 'maquettes' illustrates Oregon's uniforms over the years. (Eric Evans/GoDucks.com)

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The lobby includes 64 total 55-inch televisions that can be linked to show one integrated image, or 64 individual views. (Eric Evans/GoDucks.com)

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The double doors to each locker swing open and can then slide into the frame to eliminate barriers between lockers, another way to promote camaraderie. (Eric Evans/GoDucks.com)

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Players are situated in the locker room with the rest of their summer squad members, and benches face out to promote teammate interactions, which Chip Kelly suggested from his hockey playing days. (Eric Evans/GoDucks.com)

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A two-story theater for the full team and more, 170 in all, is housed in Bob & Jane Sanders Hall. (Eric Evans/GoDucks.com)

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The War Room sits 22 around a grand table, has six 80-inch monitors and, like much of the rest of the facility, black magnetic walls that are also writable/erasable. (Eric Evans/GoDucks.com)

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The sixth-floor skybridge features a flock of ducks representing Oregon's NFL draftees, identified by their initials on each individual duck. (Eric Evans/GoDucks.com)

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The lounge for Oregon's players features two banks of four 55-inch TV screens, six gaming stations and hand-woven rugs. (Eric Evans/GoDucks.com)

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Head coach Mark Helfrich's office features TV screens above his desk that drop down from the ceiling. (Eric Evans/GoDucks.com)

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The new weight room contains ample space for the team, and on the mezzanine a 40-yard electronic track lane. (Eric Evans/GoDucks.com)

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