Urban Design Lessons from Lucas Oil Stadium
Posted by Greg.Meckstroth in New Development, Pedestrian on Jan 17th, 2011 | 28 comments
A version of this story was originally published in Greater Greater Washington as part a two-part series on urban football stadiums. Visit the original story for more comments, thoughts and opinions about case studies, both good and bad, of other recently built urban football stadiums in America.
The Indianapolis Colts have played in an urban football stadium since the team’s founding in 1984 when the Hoosier Dome (later changed to the RCA Dome) was built in the heart of downtown. For the following 24 seasons, the Colts called this mega-structure home. The Dome was akin to the Metrodome...
