Stadium architecture

Stadium architecture refers to the design and construction of large venues built for sports events, concerts, and other gatherings. Key elements include seating arrangements that ensure good views, roofs to protect from weather, and facilities like restrooms and concessions. Modern stadiums often incorporate advanced technology for scoreboards and sound systems, as well as eco-friendly features. Designers focus on creating an engaging experience for fans and athletes alike, balancing functionality, safety, and aesthetics. Iconic examples include the Sydney Opera House in Australia and the Allianz Arena in Germany, showcasing how these structures can also be landmarks.