On Wednesday, the Atlanta Braves released 6 concept drawings and renderings of the new stadium in Cobb County that is said to seat more than 41,000.

Based on the designs that were released, the new stadium will be much more than just a baseball park. It will also serve as a showpiece for the Atlanta Braves’ own city located northwest of Atlanta.

The new stadium consists of four seating decks, and a 90-foot roof, which is thrice the size of Turner Field’s roof. The Cobb County ballpark is scheduled to open in April 2017. In addition to the $672 million stadium, there will also be office spaces, shopping centers, a hotel, roads, greenery, and 500 residences that cost up to $400 million. The additional structures will be built around the stadium.

PHOTOS Atlanta @Braves release images of proposed new stadium: http://t.co/ouu5pps5Px Scheduled to open in 2017 pic.twitter.com/BzxF7bmasC

— Yahoo (@Yahoo) May 14, 2014

Here’s what the new Braves stadium will look like http://t.co/tEnswVv17a pic.twitter.com/IgIlvEPB0c

— Sporting News MLB (@SN_Baseball) May 14, 2014

The renderings also show a small park that surrounds the one-acre water feature. Additionally, there is a main plaza that will serve as gathering areas for game days. The plaza may also be used for community events and street festivals that will be held throughout the year.

John Schuerholz, President of the Atlanta Braves, said that the renderings are just a representation of how their vision of the stadium is shaping up. He also said that the team is still months away from the finalized plans, but they are “pleased with the progress.”

Here’s the new Braves stadium within the new development (downtown is essentially 7 miles past CF) pic.twitter.com/N4oLoPj9dR

— Barrett Sallee (@BarrettSallee) May 14, 2014

Designers of the stadium and the team are working together. The ballpark will be oriented towards the southwest, which is not a usual layout for ballparks. However, designers have already performed sun studies and concluded that there will be no problems with the layout they intend to use.

360 degree view of stadium site

With the release of the images of the new stadium, the Atlanta Braves also announced that they have a waiting list for non-season ticket holders who are interested in purchasing season packages at the Cobb County stadium.

Image via Home of  the Braves, Twitter