In the early hours of Saturday, Dec. 11, 2021, a cluster of 3 tornadoes, including an EF-3 tornado with estimated 120 mph wind speeds, tore through Bowling Green, Kentucky.  The National Corvette Museum Motorsports Park sustained a direct impact that caused catastrophic damage to the entire facility.

In the aftermath of the devastation, Traube was immediately called into action to provide temporary structures and services to a national client with operations in the Bowling Green area.  The NCM team viewed, first-hand, Traube’s services and were impressed with the offerings installed in the Bowling Green area and immediately connected with Traube.  NCM tasked Traube with creating temporary space for guest check-in, retail area and classroom space to allow the facility to continue operations during their “road to recovery”.           

Traube geared up and installed a 15-by-30-meter Losberger P3 Uniflex engineered structure.  Traube provided full PVC hardwall and Glass wall enclosures, interior gable dividers, LED lighting and glass doors.  Traube used their custom structure weight system to provide immediate installation without having to penetrate the ground surface.  Once the temporary structure from Traube’s rental division was installed and operational, the NCM team expressed interest in purchasing a custom structure from Traube.  Traube began the custom sales process and a new structure complete with glass, hardwall and doors was on order and later installed.