Man, stadiums are nearly up there with golf courses as "useless applications of urban land" aren't they.
If they get self-sustaining regular use they build community.
NFL stadiums that get used 30 nights a year are ridiculous.
30?? A city would be lucky if they got that much use out of their stadium
Wait that's it? Up in Canada our hockey stadiums get used for minor league teams, lacrosse, concerts, and all kinds is variety events. You ONLY play hand egg in them?
they build community brands
Stadiums are ok, but they're usually surrounded by massive multiples worth of parking.
This. Here in Europe they usually have transit stops and (very) little parking (by American standards). In Bucharest they close down the whole Road anyway when there's a match.
Pretty sure a large green space is infinitely better for the health of a city than a stadium complex.
It's like they put in so many roads to get "there" that "there" doesn't exist anymore.
No wonder there's a housing crisis
More parking will clearly improve this. It isn’t completely paved yet.
They did San Jose and Sacramento like that, too. Destroyed the waterfronts and huge neighborhoods.
bottom image is abhorrent. those roads would get backed up quick. WE NEED MORE LANES
ASEAN countries have more or less similar problems as in America. It's so infuriating having to compete with other traffics while sitting on a bus, not withstanding with all the show-off kids that ride their fancy cars or motorcycles.
Man, stadiums are nearly up there with golf courses as "useless applications of urban land" aren't they.
If they get self-sustaining regular use they build community.
NFL stadiums that get used 30 nights a year are ridiculous.
30?? A city would be lucky if they got that much use out of their stadium
Wait that's it? Up in Canada our hockey stadiums get used for minor league teams, lacrosse, concerts, and all kinds is variety events. You ONLY play hand egg in them?
Stadiums are ok, but they're usually surrounded by massive multiples worth of parking.
This. Here in Europe they usually have transit stops and (very) little parking (by American standards). In Bucharest they close down the whole Road anyway when there's a match.
Pretty sure a large green space is infinitely better for the health of a city than a stadium complex.