The hammering of boards and buzzing of circular saws at one end of the Rose Bowl is about to be replaced by another kind of buzz.

A field-level end zone club could be the new hotspot for UCLA football games.

“This is going to be a place to be,” said Derek Doolittle, general manager of the Rose Bowl.

A rendering of the field-level end zone club at the Rose Bowl. The project is expected to be completed well before UCLA football’s home opener Sept. 12. UCLA

During a tour of the still-under-construction club Saturday morning before the Bruins’ spring football game, Doolittle spoke of a speakeasy-style reception area and 360-degree bar patterned in the shape of the Rose Bowl.

Fans who purchase one of the roughly 1,000 seats will be able to high-five UCLA players running through a tunnel onto the field.…