New Renderings Show Interior of Cavaliers’ Riverfront Training Facility

In what will be the Cleveland Cavaliers' new practice facility in 2027, the Cleveland Clinic and Bedrock released more renderings of the 210,000-square-foot Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center.

The facility designed by the architectural firm Populous broke ground in October 2024. It is set to be the first vertical development of Bedrock’s riverfront plans. Inside, the Cavs hope its amenities will help drive the franchise to its next championship and be an asset to the community. 

Pophouse design studio developed amenities for the facility, including an integrated recovery corridor connecting hydro pools to a recovery suite and dedicated dining and nutrition spaces to support its players' training and rehab efforts.

“We believe Cleveland is one of the premier destinations for professional basketball in the country and this facility elevates that distinction even further,” Koby Altman, Cleveland Cavaliers president of basketball operations, said in a press release. 

“Every detail of the Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center was purposefully designed to fuel excellence — equipping our players with resources, innovation, and competitive edge required to pursue championships and help define the future of the game.”

Also, the Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center includes an on-site barbershop. This facility will not be exclusive to Cavs players, as it is expected to open to the public in August 2027 and support athletes of all sports and levels. 

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