Architect of Bills’ new $2.2 billion stadium addresses reasons for obstructed views after fan complaints
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After fans were quick to slam the franchise for blocked views and sightlines during a training camp practice inside the new $2.2 billion Highmark Stadium on Saturday, the project’s architect told Buffalo News that was not a design flaw nor an oversight.
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After fans were quick to slam the franchise for blocked views and sightlines during a training camp practice inside the new $2.2 billion Highmark Stadium on Saturday, the project’s architect told Buffalo News that was not a design flaw nor an oversight.
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