AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, was designed by HKS, with Bryan Trubey as lead architect. The City of Arlington owns it and the Dallas Cowboys operate it. Groundbreaking was on September 20, 2005, and the stadium opened on May 27, 2009. The article names no architectural style.
It is a retractable-roof stadium. A pair of steel arches, about 300 feet (91 m) tall, spans the dome, and glass doors open at each end zone. The roof sits over precast, prestressed concrete, and the field uses convertible artificial turf. The two main video boards are each 160 feet by 72 feet, and the stadium has 380 executive suites.
Seating is 80,000, with room for over 100,000 including standing areas. Art by 18 artists is displayed inside. Premium parking costs an estimated $75 for Cowboys games, and a shuttle runs from T&P Station. The article gives no ticket details.
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