Laying the groundwork needs to happen before design commences
A stunning stadium rendering can capture attention, but what if we told you it’s one of the last steps in the planning process? In this issue, our resident sports venue expert and stadium architect David Almany reveals why the real work begins long before the first sketch is drawn. From financial feasibility and stakeholder alignment to site selection and long-term revenue planning, the foundation of a great sports venue isn’t design—it’s strategy.
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We have a team of specialized venues experts who are equipped with the analytical and advisory tools to bring an arena, stadium, ballpark, or events center to life. B&D’s venues practice has served hundreds of clients in the development of their sports and assembly facilities.
These case studies highlight our expertise in delivering state-of-the art sports and entertainment venues.
Whether it’s planning premium seating for a university arena, getting approvals for a major stadium, or handling a lease for a minor league team, B&D supports our clients every step of the way. Our team ensures that venues are market-ready, sustainable, and enjoyed by fans and communities alike.
From premium seating to free wifi, the sports and entertainment marketplace is ever-changing. B&D’s specialized venues practice delivers capital plans that reconcile operational costs with revenue opportunities to understand a client’s net position with respect to facility investment.
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