The Cleveland Cavaliers, Cleveland Clinic and Bedrock have unveiled a collection of new interior renderings of the Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center, offering an in-depth preview of the team’s next-generation training facility.
Located in downtown Cleveland along the Cuyahoga River, the 210,000-square-foot facility – designed by architectural firm Populous and interior design studio Pophouse – will be one of the world’s most advanced sports performance centres and the largest indoor practice facility for a professional sports team in the United States. The Cavaliers will move into their new home in February 2027.
In addition to state-of-the-art basketball courts and training spaces, the facility will feature holistic performance and experience amenities designed to support player wellness, connection and daily readiness. Select amenities highlighted in the newly released renderings include community dining and dedicated nutrition spaces, an integrated recovery corridor connecting hydro pools with a recovery suite and an on-site barbershop.
“We believe Cleveland is one of the premier destinations for professional basketball in the country and this facility elevates that distinction even further,” said Koby Altman, Cleveland Cavaliers President of Basketball Operations. “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.”
Since breaking ground in October 2024 and topping off in July 2025, construction has advanced rapidly, with nearly 520 tradespeople, contributing over 200,000 hours of labor. The project is also exceeding economic and community benchmarks by engaging minority, female, local and low-income contractors in line with the community benefits agreement.
The Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center will also serve as a community asset for athletes of all sports and levels. The center will offer comprehensive care to the public and leverage medical innovation to deliver holistic care, injury prevention, nutrition and recovery and performance analysis for athletes. Public access to the Cleveland Clinic’s designated performance and treatment spaces is anticipated in August 2027.
The Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center is the first vertical development as part of Bedrock’s The Riverfront. A transformational mixed-use development reimagining underutilised land along the Cuyahoga River and the historic Tower City Center, The Riverfront will create new public parks, a Riverwalk and year-round waterfront experiences.