The pavilion's signature roof was preserved and restored from the original 1956 Alexander Memorial Coliseum structure.
The facility is named after Hank McCamish, a prominent Georgia Tech alumnus and benefactor.
The seating bowl is specifically designed to bring fans closer to the court compared to the original arena layout.
The building was designed to achieve LEED Silver certification, incorporating sustainable building materials and energy-efficient systems.
The arena floor is named 'Bosh Court' in honor of NBA player and Georgia Tech alumnus Chris Bosh.
McCamish Pavilion serves as the primary indoor basketball arena for the Georgia Institute of Technology Yellow Jackets. The venue occupies the site of the former Alexander Memorial Coliseum, originally built in 1956. A significant renovation completed in 2012 transformed the facility, replacing the old structure while retaining the distinctive roof geometry. It features a capacity of approximately 8,600 spectators arranged in a bowl configuration. The arena is integrated directly into the Georgia Tech campus in Midtown Atlanta. It hosts both men's and women's NCAA Division I basketball games throughout the winter season. The facility serves as the central hub for athletic events within the Georgia Tech Athletics Association.
The main entrance plaza under the iconic preserved roof structure.
Download the official Georgia Tech athletics mobile app to manage digital tickets and receive real-time updates.
Utilize the clear bag policy enforced for all events held at the arena.
Plan for extra time to walk from nearby campus parking areas as internal campus roads can be congested during game days.
Attempting to bring outside food or large backpacks into the arena as these are strictly prohibited.
Operates primarily during the collegiate basketball season from late fall through early spring; closed during the off-season.
Dress in school colors (tech gold and navy) to show support; professional basketball fan conduct is expected.
