The Quadricentennial Pavilion was designed by chief architect Carmelo Casas, who also designed the UST Carpark Building.
The first architectural plan for the facility was made in 2007.
For three years before the groundbreaking of the facility in July 2008, Millenium Sports Universal Co. coordinated with Casas in the planning and design stage where they were tasked to create a sporting facility of at least 5,000 seating capacity.

The structure has four storeys with its first floor being elevated to address potential flooding.
The dimensions of the sports facility is 65.98 x 76 square-meter and stands on a 11,784.33 square metres (126,845.5 sq ft) lot.
A double wall design, by devising two walls separated by a space, was employed for the interior walls of the structure for noise insulation.
To minimize solar exposure to the sports venue's interior, louvers were utilized as part of the building's façade.
This feature was also used to highlight to emphasize the building's exterior.

The project manager the facility was Asian Technicon Managers & Consultants, Inc.
The Quadricentennial Pavilion was designed by chief architect Carmelo Casas, who also designed the UST Carpark Building. The first architectural plan for the facility was made in 2007. For three years before the groundbreaking of the facility in July 2008, Millenium Sports Universal Co. coordinated with Casas in the planning and design stage where they were tasked to create a sporting facility of at least 5,000 seating capacity.
The structure has four storeys with its first floor being elevated to address potential flooding. The dimensions of the sports facility is 65.98 x 76 square-meter and stands on a 11,784.33 square metres (126,845.5 sq ft) lot. A double wall design, by devising two walls separated by a space, was employed for the interior walls of the structure for noise insulation. To minimize solar exposure to the sports venue's interior, louvers were utilized as part of the building's façade. This feature was also used to highlight to emphasize the building's exterior.
The project manager the facility was Asian Technicon Managers & Consultants, Inc.
Quadricentennial Pavilion