Stadiums and arenas in Spain were built through a combination of public and private funding. Generally, local and regional governments provide a percentage of the funds needed to build these facilities, while private companies and real estate developers contribute the rest.
Many stadiums and arenas in Spain are constructed using modern materials, including reinforced concrete, steel, and glass. Some are built using pre-fabricated elements, while others are completely custom-designed and engineered to meet the specific needs of the team and its fans.
The construction process can take several years, depending on the size and complexity of the project. During this time, architects work closely with engineers, contractors, and other specialists to ensure that the stadium meets all safety codes and regulations.
Once construction is complete, the stadium or arena is typically owned by a local government entity, which is responsible for its upkeep and maintenance. The team that uses the facility usually pays rent or a percentage of ticket sales to the public owner.
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