Okay, so, I wanted to mess around with this whole stadium thing, you know, the one they call “a&t football stadium.” I’m no architect, but I got really into it. Let me tell you, it was a whole thing.
First off, I started digging around for what a stadium even is, right? I found out that it’s not just about the seats and the field. They got all sorts of stuff going on. Like, there are these rooms where the players change and get ready, called locker rooms. Then there’s a bunch of offices for the folks who run the place, and, of course, places to grab food and drinks – ’cause who doesn’t love a good hot dog at a game? Oh, and bathrooms, gotta have those. Plus, spots for tickets, and areas for the media folks with all their cameras and mics. It’s like a mini-city in there!
Then I started checking out some real-life stadiums. I stumbled upon this one called “Bank of America Stadium.” Sounds fancy, huh? Apparently, it can fit something like 74,867 people. That’s like, a whole town! And it’s huge, sits on 33 acres. That’s a lot of land. This stadium is in a place called Uptown Charlotte, in North Carolina.
I got curious about the team that plays there, too. Seems like they play in something called the Division I Football Championship Subdivision, or FCS for short. Used to be called Division I-AA, whatever that means.
- Looked up what stadiums have – they got way more than just seats!
- Found out about “Bank of America Stadium” – it’s massive and in Charlotte.
- Learned the team there plays in the FCS.
And then there was this one that is mentioned a lot. Some folks call it “Jerry World.” Sounds kinda funny, right? Probably named after some guy named Jerry Jones who owns the team.
And there is something about whether they have WIFI or TV, but I don’t see it relevant to the stadium.
Wrapping Up
So, yeah, that’s pretty much what I did today. It started with just wanting to know about this stadium, and I ended up learning a whole bunch. I had to take notes, make these little lists, and even draw some sketches – just to keep it all straight in my head. It was a pretty fun dive into the world of stadiums. Who knew there was so much to these places?
It is a lot to digest. It is an interesting project.
