Levi's Stadium, located in Santa Clara, California, is a premier sports and entertainment venue that has served as the home of the NFL's San Francisco 49ers since its opening in 2014[1][2][6]. Designed by the architectural firm HNTB, the $1.2 billion stadium is noted for its innovative design, fan-centric features, and advanced green technology, earning it LEED Gold certification as the first new NFL stadium to achieve this standard[2]. The stadium features a seating capacity of 68,500, expandable to around 75,000 for major events such as the Super Bowl and FIFA World Cup, with record attendances reaching over 80,000 during concerts[1][2][3]. Its design prioritizes accessibility and fan experience, including a large lower bowl seating area and extensive luxury suites. Levi's Stadium is a multi-purpose venue capable of hosting a variety of events including concerts, motocross, and international soccer matches, meeting FIFA field requirements[1]. Constructed under a hybrid design-build model with intense collaboration between stakeholders, Levi's Stadium was completed on time and budget, making it the NFL’s fastest-constructed stadium[2][5]. The stadium includes 9,000 club seats, nine club spaces, 176 luxury suites, and upscale amenities such as five-star dining and advanced engineering facilities[2]. Technologically, the stadium is supported by a comprehensive system of elevators and escalators provided by Schindler, ensuring smooth mobility for visitors during high-attendance events[3]. Beyond sports, Levi's Stadium has become a cultural hub, hosting major concerts and events that enhance its reputation as a top-tier entertainment destination on the West Coast[3][6]. Economically, Levi's Stadium has had a significant positive impact on the local economy, attracting millions of visitors and offering extensive event-related employment opportunities[7]. Today, it stands as a model of modern stadium design, integrating sustainability, technology, and fa