From ancient Greece to modern Tel Aviv, an urban stadium has served as an icon and the calling card of the city in which it was built. However, quite a few "dangers" lie within the design of a structure on such a scale, the first of which is the transformation of the structure into a "white elephant". Proper planning of a public building on such a scale, which includes sports, recreation, commerce and more functions, can simultaneously empower an entire area of the city, ignite the engines of traffic around it and set in motion the economic circles operating through it. This structure will be able to serve tens of thousands of people at the same time, those who want to passively watch the event as part of the audience or wander in another part of the structure and actively participate in the additional functions on the spot. The project replaces the building of the new central station (Neve Shanan, Tel Aviv) with a sports complex that includes an urban stadium that contains many functions, from a communications floor to a sports and leisure trade for the residents. .."the public pays for most municipal stadiums, but unfortunately they can only occupy and use them on game day. Therefore, through architecture, we will reimagine the designs of municipal stadiums to be for the public and benefit their urban environment." Trevor Blenman