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Dallas plans largest renovation ever of iconic Cotton Bowl Stadium – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth - Vimarsana News

Dallas plans largest renovation ever of iconic Cotton Bowl Stadium – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Renovations to the landmark Cotton Bowl Stadium are scheduled to be completed by the start of the 2025 State Fair of Texas.

Source: nbcdfw.com
Plans to Renovate Cotton Bowl Revealed - Vimarsana News

Plans to Renovate Cotton Bowl Revealed

DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF) — Fair Park partners said Friday that a new project to renovate the Cotton Bowl will transform Dallas’ 277-acre fairgrounds. Planned renovations focus on Cotton Bowl Stadium, a privately funded Community Park Complex and the Music Hall at Fair Park. The venue projects will be fund

Source: wbap.com
First Look: Inside Bryan Trubey's Fair Park of the Future - Vimarsana News

First Look: Inside Bryan Trubey's Fair Park of the Future

The former HKS architect known for his sports stadium prowess is now working with Overland Partners to redesign Fair Park and uplift its surrounding neighborhoods.

Dallas City Council cuts food trucks some slack and more city news - Vimarsana News

Dallas City Council cuts food trucks some slack and more city news

It was a busy week in Dallas, with some big votes from the Dallas City Council including one on food trucks and another on the Dallas Convention Center.

The Case for Tearing Down Dallas' Convention Center - Vimarsana News

The Case for Tearing Down Dallas' Convention Center

Dallas’ convention center is an absurd, obsolete, cobbled- together mess floating on a sea of concrete. This month the City Council will decide whether we should spend $500 million on its deferred maintenance. There’s another option: tear the sucker down. Start over. And create a downtown that visitors— and residents—would actually enjoy.