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Stadium Architecture and the Experience Economy: A Case Study Approach

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Paper title
Stadium Architecture and the Experience Economy: A Case Study Approach
Authors
Sports management and architecture scholars (case-based analyses)
Year
2010s
Main topic
How stadium design shapes fan experience and revenue
Sport / context
Modern multi-purpose arenas and ballparks
Key idea in one line
Clubs design every sightline, concourse, and club seat to turn a game into an all-day experience you’ll overpay for.
Level to read
Easy to intermediate – lots of concepts, not much math.
My take
Now every time I’m stuck in a concession line, I’m thinking about “circulation patterns” instead of just being mad. Cool mix of vibes and spreadsheets.

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