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Stadium Tech Report

October 13th, 2026

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News

Top stories from week ending 10/9/26

STADIUM PROJECT NEWS Northwestern opens $875 million Ryan Field Northwestern University officially opened its new $875 million Ryan Field in Evanston, Illinois, on October 2, exactly 100 years after the original Dyche Stadium debuted on the same site. The privately funded, 35,000-seat venue replaces the former 47,000-seat stadium and features a canopy designed to concentrate crowd noise, premium hospitality spaces,...

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A new generation of stadium builders

More sports executives are about to build their first stadium For most sports executives, building a stadium is not a profession. It is something that happens to them. A leadership team can spend years running the business of sports without ever confronting the demands of a major venue development. Then the organization announces a new stadium and the work changes....

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News

Top stories from week ending 10/2/26

STADIUM PROJECT NEWS Denver Summit Breaks Ground on $200 Million Stadium Denver Summit FC has broken ground on its new $200 million stadium at Santa Fe Yards, with completion now targeted for late 2028 rather than early in that season. The Populous-designed venue will have 12,500 fixed seats and room for another 500 standing spectators, down from the originally planned...

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From stadium network to district infrastructure

Sports-anchored mixed-use development is changing the economics of venue ownership. Andrew believes it will also change how owners think about connectivity. For much of the last two decades, the wireless challenge in sports was relatively contained. Build enough capacity inside the venue to serve tens of thousands of fans, support increasingly mobile operations and keep pace with the steady growth...

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