The Los Angeles stadium has not been named home to a team yet. But, the stadium is already making history…
LA may just be THE city that needs this kind of green movement after Governor Schwarzenegger’s controversial relaxing of environmental standards on major highway projects last year.
Designed by global architecture firm Aedas, the 75,000 seat stadium will use roughly 40% less steel than comparable buildings. The surrounding area’s hillside will provide support for 60 percent of the massive building.
Noted green initiatives thus far include:
Stay tuned.
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