One of the newest baseball parks in Miami, Florida, Marlins Park is a 37,000-seat Major Baseball facility that is considered as the third-smallest stadium in the country. Officially opened on March 2012, the venue prides itself with a retractable roof that serves as protection against the sun and rain during summertime baseball seasons in South Florida. It is specifically located at 501 Marlins Way Miami, Florida and is owned by Miami-Dade County and operated by Miami Marlins LP. The facility's construction was intended for the 2012 Major League Baseball season. Its distinct design is labelled as the contemporary architectural style by stadium planners. Nevertheless, it is believed that the label is an understatement for the venue, in actuality, has more of an edgier futuristic form and design rather than a modern look. It has electronic mixed-media artwork and a lot of technologically-advanced amenities. Despite its class and advancement, the structure is deemed as a green building for using only environmentally-friendly materials for its construction and even in its operations. Recently, it was announced that the venue will be hosting the 2013 World Baseball Classic Championship Tournament and the 2015 Major League Baseball All-Star Game.