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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Sports Stadiums"”.
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Do Professional Sports Franchises And Professional Sports Stadiums Have Any Effect On Employment In A City?
… state and local governments in the professional sports industry over the last quarter of a century, the debate has arisen over whether the luring of a professional sports franchise or the construction of a stadium for a professional sports franchise provides any type of significant economic …
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A City Stadium in a Stadium City
… throughout the year. It extends the design of sports stadiums to include the fan experiences throughout the interior and the community experiences throughout the exterior to merge. By combining the stadium and city into experiential layering, the architectural decisions to form pedestrian …
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Los Angeles 2028: Inglewood Station and Ballfield
… town limits based on hybrid land use. Especially sports stadiums are locations with large infrastructural investments but often active only during specific events. Over the course of a year, the sport or concert activities denote only very short portion in the life of a stadium complex, whereas …
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Critical success factors in entertainment-based retail development
… multi-million dollar investments to support new stadiums for professional sports franchises. Accompanying these high profile investments is a concurrent investment in museums and cultural attractions of all types aimed at attracting tourists and local interests alike. This phenomenon is part of a …
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The Urban Catalyst Concept
… Among the most noted catalytic projects are sports stadiums and arenas: however not all catalytic projects have to be designed at such a grand scale, nor do all cities possess a threshold of support to successfully sustain such developments. This thesis design project examines the …
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Sports, Mass Mobilization, and the Everyday Culture of Socialism in East Germany
… the communist government of East Germany used sports to build socialism. Sports had traditionally enjoyed widespread popularity in Germany, and communist leaders sought to instrumentalize this popularity towards socialist ends. They believed that sports could produce efficient workers and …
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Quantification of benefits of the campus grid operations as a microgrid
… housing facilities, theatres, health center, sports stadiums, libraries, veterinary hospital and an airport. The UIUC campus is critically dependent on the CUS for its chilled water, steam and electricity demands year round. The UIUC CUS has all the required characteristics of a microgrid …