Stadium Project News Saudi-Chinese joint venture wins $306 million Qiddiya Stadium contract A joint venture between China’s Fangda Group and Saudi Arabia’s IKK Group has secured a $306 million contract to design, supply and install exterior façade systems for Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium in Qiddiya, Saudi Arabia. The 863-day contract covers the stadium, museum […]
Top stories from week ending 10/16/26
STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS London Stadium solar installation surpasses 1 million kWh London Stadium’s rooftop solar installation has generated more than 1 million kWh of electricity since becoming operational in July 2025, enough to match the annual power consumption of more than 350 homes. Ameresco UK developed the 6,500-square-meter system, which incorporates 3,350 solar panels on […]
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 […]
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, […]
Top stories from week ending 9/25/26
STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS AT&T, Cowboys extend stadium technology partnership AT&T and the Dallas Cowboys have extended their partnership supporting connectivity and digital experiences at AT&T Stadium. New features for the 2026 season include app and kiosk-based wayfinding, augmented and mixed reality fan activities, and priority network access available to attendees regardless of their mobile carrier. […]
Titans select ANDREW digital DAS for new Nissan Stadium
The Tennessee Titans have selected ANDREW to provide the distributed antenna system for the new Nissan Stadium, giving the venue an all-digital cellular architecture designed to support multiple mobile operators. The stadium will use ANDREW’s ERA digital DAS to provide cellular connectivity for fans, staff and venue operations. The system connects directly to mobile networks […]
