There’s an argument to be made that the Oregon Ducks’ soon-to-be indoor training facility, an addition to the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex, is the most documented construction project in the state of Oregon, with fans and media members alike flooding social media with updates on the “2.MO” project.
Recently, footage posted by Oregon Ducks content creator Rian Winter (aka @SportsChat503 shows that progress on the build includes an element calling back to the Ducks’ Pacific Northwestern roots.
Progress Being Made
Comparing the photograph from last years’ construction beginnings to the video posted on X by Winter, there’s been quite a bit of progress made on the 170,000 square foot complex, including what appears to be the majority of the internal skeleton complete, as well as a portion of the curved timber roof installed.
Oregon Football’s new practice facility is coming along nicely! #GoDuckspic.twitter.com/4ASr6iF0s7
— Rian Winter (@SportsChat503) July 26, 2026
The timber roof is a key part to the facility’s design, taking heavy inspiration from the nature surrounding the University of Oregon campus and contributing to Oregon’s brand as “That Team Out West.” In fact, the timber planks come together to shape a giant Oregon “O” logo…