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Construction Notes Transforming a Campus in Washington D.C

Wallace Mlyniec

2006

Managing sport facilities

Gil Fried

2005

Fair play for all

Mayer Hillman

1977

Sport Facility & Event Management

Amanda L. Paule-Koba, Thomas J. Aicher, Brianna L. Newland

2015

Olympic architecture 2000

Patrick Bingham-Hall

1999

Sport facility management

Rob Ammon, Richard M. Southall, David A. Blair

2003

Arena sites report. (draft)

Boston Redevelopment Authority

1977

New Boston garden development, draft environmental impact report (eir), project impact report (pir)

Vanasse Hangen Brustlin

1990

Candlestick Park

Ted Atlas

2010

All-weather surfaces for horses

Ray Lodge, Susan Shanks

1994

Managing sport facilities and major events

Hans Westerbeek

2006

Uncovering the Dome

Amy Klobuchar

1986

Bad sports

Dave Zirin

2010

Dark lady

Richard North Patterson

1999

Sports Architecture

Rod Sheard

2000

Recreation facility management

Richard F. Mull

2009

Leisure & Wellness Facilities

Books Nippan

2000

When the game is on the line

Richard B Horrow

2003

Sports finance and management

Jason Winfree

2012

The Rule book

Diagram Group

1983

Indoor sports spaces

Crane-Dixon (Firm)

1991

The Sports Connection, integrated simulation

Susie H. VanHuss, PhD, Connie Forde

1999

Resort development handbook

Dean Schwanke

1997

Gateway--blueprint of the future

Walsh, Edward J.

1994

The changing room

David Storey

1972

Design for sport

Gerald A. Perrin

1981

Handbook of sports and recreational building design

KIT CAMPBELL, Geraint John, Kit Campbell

1993

Stadium feasibility analysis

San Francisco (Calif.). Mayor's Stadium Task Force.

1983

Only a Game?

Eamon Dunphy

1979

The Stadium Game

Martin J. Greenberg

2001

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