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Another one like this is Lambeau field. It does have a lot of parking spaces around it (+ their training fields), but is in the middle of residences and urban development. They also have a bit of mixed use which they have been expanding on in recent years.

It’s annoying when 30 year old footage of the skyline is used.

The creamy zesty taste of the ranch style house is popular to this day.

Really don't know why they cities don't force teams to build parking garages next door.

Art Deco is the unique American style.

Its the 'MIB' Headquarters. 🕴️👽🕴️

In the early 1900's the surveyed people about what they thought was the greatest advance of the era. They could have said the airplane, the automobile, electrification, etc. What were they impressed by? Reenforced concrete.

If building a Wrigley field means building a stadium without parking lots, then I am not interested. No parking means increased use of public transit - gross, no thanks!

Half the owners dont want the wrigley stadium even tho it is iconic and successful, they want to own the real estate around their field to further maximize profits. Not let the community around them grow with the stadium and in turn, turn it into a destination to visit. So thats why I say no to owners asking for hand outs from the government. They want ALL the benefits without paying back to the community.

In many ways I like the decentralization of the concept. But it would be inefficient in terms of logistics. Because you would have greater distances to travel and increased complexity. But in terms of principle it's close to what's needed. Perhaps some refinement in terms of logistics and have a behavioralist examine it.

Dissapointed that your split level choices use gable roofs. I lived 58 years in one with Wrightian hip roofs with sheltering overhanging eaves.

lol American just finding out that stadiums don’t need parking lots💀💀💀💀

The Cubs entire facility is underground Right outside of Wrigley Field, all the training and practice stuff it’s pretty amazing there is a video on it somewhere

if they're trying to build Wrigley's they're failing. There's maybe been 2-3 good stadiums built in the modern boom, and non really come close

having a stadium next door raises property values too. This makes living next to these totally unaffordable. In other words down town stadiums are the most egregious forms of gentrification imaginable, look to nationals park in DC as an example. A new stadium built amongst as well as on top of affordable housing, brought with it thousands of new people willing to pay more for housing. The truth is that building new stadiums in already developed areas is just not a good idea. Hyper-fixating on parking lots and freaking out over walkability is just such a wasteful thing for people to worry about.

Same goes for Fenway

Build me a new stadium or we leave……..BYE BYE pay your toll on the way out….

I have never really cared for his designs.

I am big fan of this stadium because of Midtown Madness 1.

In Nashville our minor league team has a nice home downtown, within walking distance of Broadway and apartments nearby. The Titan stadium on the other hand is across the river surrounded by asphalt.

Not in phoenix won’t vote on using public funds to build sports facilities. No way

The areas around the United Center and Guaranteed Rate Field are the ghetto, that's why nobody lives next to those stadiums, because it's very undesirable to, not because they are cut off by highways, etc. It's always the elitist hipster leftist yuppie gentrification type people who always blame everything on the freeways and on the old city planners of yesterday, and think they can solve what only they see as problem, better than the people of old, but all they do is buy up affordable multi unit buildings in these neighborhoods that house low income earners and they renovate them back into large million dollar single family homes the way they were 100 years ago, and the low income earners are displaced from that area. What problem do these people think they are solving? All they really want to see is a fancy coffee shop and dog park on every corner of every street in ever city. They don't give a damn about the things they claim to.

Fenway is just as good

You should consider doing a video on the Caesar's Superdome in New Orleans. While most other NFL teams are building brand new, monstrosities of stadiums, New Orleans continues to renovate the Superdome, which has saved countless millions and ensures that the Superdome will be relevant for years to come. The Superbowl will be in New Orleans this year. Also, the Superdome is so well strategically placed for fan access, being at the far end of the Central Business disctrict, with the historic streetcar lines running from the area around the Superdome to the river. The fan experience is second to none. I haven't seen a well made video from a channel such as yours discussing the Superdome.

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I swear the utrom lived in the new york one in tmnt 03. Even had the exhaust

I absolutely hate the miles upon miles of large garages with a small living space attached that have proliferated across the world.

They make cities more walkable is why i love back allys

Here in Canada, most of our stadiums are within the city of Toronto, and people usually use public transit to get to the venues, buses, trains, etc. It makes going to the stadium an experience in itself surrounded by local restaurants, vanity ships etc, it's even better for the environment as very few people go to the city with their cars. We are a walking nation.

Lived in Ridgleys delight in Baltimore for 5 years it was great!!

Even as a non sports fan this was EXCELLENT. I absolutely dig this.

why not just lobby for more development of public transportation and infrastructure around the existing stadium?

@7:37 publicly funded bad vs good wrigly privately funded. No it does not seem like it should be opposite. Government is shit at running pretty much anything efficiently. If idiotic democrats understood this you wouldnt have all the crime you have in chicago. Much of which stems from the government handing out checks to people not working and incentivizing non married black families by giving more welfare to those single mothers. More government involvement = more shit.

The giants stadium in San Francisco is great it’s right in the middle of the east side of the city next to the train and muni stations. It’s parking lots are across a bridge on a wharf which is in a post industrial decaying wasteland so it’s not really replacing anything cool

9:53 I sure do love me some motion graphics

Where does that 315 tonnes of waste per game figure come from? There's no way. Maybe in an entire season but even that seems high.

one more way the cubs are better than the sox.. EAMUS CATULI!

There are cities around the world that have this design mainly as they are old sites. Surprised that in the US this was an issue and no one saw the economic power it can create. Logistics is an issue but a good example are some soccer stadiums in europe or Latin America.

Interesting video. Thanks.

As a European I'm stunned. I thought that America is forever lost to car-centrism. Maybe there is a hope after all.

Central Park Tower is tallest by roof height in the U.S. PERIOD.

The battery for the Atlanta braves is great example of surrounding businesses in mind

The ivy wasn't replaced during the 2016 renovation, they spent a lot of time preserving it so they could renovate the outfield brick wall.

I think the Chicago teams should be owned by the city of Chicago. it's a huge drain on resources to have a sports team and the money generated should go back to the city

You are 100% wrong. KC just recently voted down a downtown stadium for the Royals. How much does MLB pay you?

That's where the adjustment bureau works

Boston doesn’t. Even better here…we have Fenway!

go inside and the underground guns come out

This is temple of baseball never demolished part of history

for some reason in ireland churches arent listed in the tallest buildings section, despite being the tallest structures excluding telecom towers