DO NET-ZERO ENERGY STADIUMS EXIST?
It was in the 2014 World Cup when we knew about the first net-zero energy stadium.
It was in the 2014 World Cup when we knew about the first net-zero energy stadium.
The huge adjustments we have made for the coronavirus lockdown mean that some technologies have increased in importance.
Across Europe, bans on mass gatherings and public events have been extended into July and August.
What will be the economic consequences for startups and especially the ones related to sports? How can the innovation and solidarity we are seeing serve as a motivation to move faster?
We will discuss how to make the most from something that at first sight is a weakness, in order to create a future advantage once we leave behind this troubling situation.
In regard to its dimension, the Camp Nou is one of the best stadiums to watch football. That’s what the Fenwick Iribarren architecture firm has considered.
The 5G revolution, which is the fifth generation of mobile networks, has already started in Camp Nou.
The Mercedes Benz Stadium, in Atlanta, USA, became last year the first sports stadium to get the LEED platinum certification.
There must be a balance between incorporating technology and the fan’s passion; we should never forget that fans are enthusiasts of the sport and its tradition.
On a cold, windy day in the middle of the countryside, two groups of men with very different backgrounds and beliefs lined up next to each other.