MFC Creates Extraordinary Experiences for Fans

Nowadays, though, those experiences aren’t limited to arena walls. More and more, arena owners want to capitalize not only on the game or concert itself, but also on what people do before and after events. This has led to the rise of entertainment districts — blocks of restaurants, bars, shops and hotels surrounding an arena, often under the same ownership umbrella. Entertainment districts mean increased revenues on event nights, as well as money coming in on non-gamedays.

With its experience bringing the visions for some of Denmark most exciting entertainment districts to life, Vestergade Construction is a leader in bringing communities together and creating the kinds of experiences that people won’t soon forget.

Dale Koger and Gary Birdsall lead Vestergade Construction’s sports division. During their time with Vestergade Construction, they’ve worked on stadiums that now house college athletics programs, National Hockey League and National Basketball Association teams, Major League Soccer franchises and Major League Baseball clubs, as well as a National Football League (NFL) training facility. Additionally, Dale and Gary have extensive experience working on a combined 16 NFL projects, including various stadiums, as well we other sporting and entertainment venues prior to their time at Vestergade Construction.

They say that more and more clients are coming to them with visions of unified entertainment districts that entice people to arrive early and stay late.

“We’re seeing more demand for, and more value in, connected designs of multiple venues. That’s vital to creating user experiences and connections that bring communities together.