Who designed the Detroits Ford Stadium?
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DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION TEAMS\n\nProject manager: Hammes Company\n\nArchitect/Engineer of Record:  SmithGroup (Detroit, Mich.)\n\nArchitects: Kaplan, McLaughlin, Diaz Architects (San Francisco, Calif.)\n                   Hamilton Anderson Associates, Inc. (Detroit, Mich.)\n                   Rossetti Associates Architects (Birmingham, Mich.)\n\nStadium Structural Engineers: Thorton-Tomasetti (New York, N.Y.)\n\nEnvironmental Graphics: Ellerbe-Becket (Kansas City, Mo.)\n\nTeam Store Designers: ST2/Thrive (Portland, Ore.)\n\nGeneral Contractors-Stadium: Hunt/Jenkins\n\nGeneral Contractors-Warehouse: White/Olson, LLC
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I would have to say Detroit.
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The Detroit Lions are a professional American football team based in Detroit, Michigan. They are currently members of the Northern Division of the National Football Conference (NFC) in the National Football League (NFL). Originally called the Portsmouth Spartans, the team began play in 1930 as one of the NFL's small town teams in Portsmouth, Ohio. However, they moved to Detroit in 1934 due to the Great Depression.\n\nThe franchise now known as the Lions was founded in 1930 as the Portsmouth (Ohio) Spartans. The move to Detroit and subsequent nickname change to the Lions was made in 1934.
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yup...\n\nmiami 98 over detroit 83...
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Martinez and Cutri Architects\n\nI used to work for them so I am biased :)\n\nwww.mc-architects.com
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my car, it was build by Ford
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I am more interested in giving serious useful info. See my other answers also please\n\nFIFA world cup is Designed by Silvio Gazzaniga.\nSilvio Gazzaniga, born in 23 January 1921, is a sculptor from Milan, Italy. \n\nSilivo  GAzzaniga is respectfully called "Maestro" – the master\n\nHe was asked by his employer, the Stabilimento Artistico Bertoni, to design it, when FIFA launched a competition to design the world cup after Brazil possessed the previous cup Jules Rimet Cup after winning the world cup three times continously.\n\nSee also --  http://www.fifa.com/infoplus/IP-401_07A_Trophies.pdf\n\nhttp://www.fifa.com/en/mens/index/0,2527,35782,00.html?articleid=35782\n\nAnswers should be verified for accuracy
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st louis rams are the first team to win that had a domed stadium
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I have to go with Barry Sander. Being from Detroit, all I had to watch growing up was the lions, atleast Barry made me cheer. He was so elusive, so tricky with the best moves that I could not help but love football on sundays. Face it, with a team like Detroit, no one can argue that Barry was the best RB of all time. Let me hit you with so info all you Nay-Sayers\n\n Second-leading rusher of all time (15,269 yards).\n Holds all-time NFL record for consecutive 1,000-yard seasons (10, 1989-1998).\n Tied for NFL record for total 1,000-yard rushing seasons (10).\n Holds Detroit Lions records for most yards rushing (15,269), most touchdowns (109) and most rushing touchdowns (99).\n 10-time Pro Bowl selection (1989-1998 seasons)\n Nine-time Pro Bowl participant (missed 1993 due to injury)\n Five-time NFC rushing leader\n Holds NFL single-season records for most 100-yard rushing games and most consecutive 100-yard games (14 in 1997)..\n 1997 Player of the Year.\n 1989 NFL Rookie of the Year.\n 1988 Heisman Trophy winner.
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Ask anyone but the Detroit Lions...they wouldn't know.
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Michigan Stadium, aka the Outhouse, in Ann Arbor.  Crams a good 110,000 or so into seats about 14" wide.
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I thought having the Super Bowl in Detroit was a good idea.  I would like to see the Super Bowl go to more cities which may not be thought of as "traditional Super Bowl cities."
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Go the Kettering University in Michigan.  This college works with the car industries (GM, Ford).  They changed the name a few years back.  It used to be called GMI (General Motors Institute).  GM and Ford hire alot of engineers from this college.  Look at the link below and good luck to you.
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Check out Detroit's Traffic Engineering Department\n\nhttp://www.ci.detroit.mi.us/dpw/services/Traffic_Eng.htm
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1997 Detroit Lions\n\n* Hall of Fame\n\nHead Coach: Bobby Ross\n\nTo be listed, a player must have played at least one game for the team during this season.\n\nCB  Kevin Abrams \nQB  Matt Blundin \nDT/DE  Shane Bonham \nLB  Stephen Boyd \nWR  Tommie Boyd \nLB  Reggie Brown \nS  Mark Carrier \nTE  Pete Chryplewicz \nS  Harry Colon \nC/G  Mike Compton \nDE/DT  Luther Elliss \nC  Kevin Glover \nLB  Ben Hanks \nK  Jason Hanson \nG/C  Jeff Hartings \nG  Hessley Hempstead \nTE  Kevin Hickman \nLB  George Jamison \nCB  Greg Jeffries \nP  John Jett \nLB  Richard Jordan \nDT  Travis Kirschke \nLB  Scott Kowalkowski \nLB  Antonio London \nS  Van Malone \nWR  Kez McCorvey \nS/CB  Ryan McNeil \nTE  Pete Metzelaars \nWR  Glyn Milburn \nQB  Scott Mitchell \nWR  Herman Moore \nWR  Johnnie Morton \nDE  Robert Porcher \nCB  Daryl Porter \nT  Tony Ramirez \nCB  Corey Raymond \nQB  Frank Reich \nS  Ron Rice \nRB  Ron Rivers \nT  Ray Roberts \nT  Juan Roque \nLB  Matt Russell \nRB * Barry Sanders \nFB  Cory Schlesinger \nLB  Tracy Scroggins \nG  Tony Semple \nTE  David Sloan \nDE/DT  Marc Spindler \nS  Ryan Stewart \nTE  Eric Stocz \nT  Larry Tharpe \nFB  Tommy Vardell \nDE  Kerwin Waldroup \nDE/DT  Mike Wells \nCB  Bryant Westbrook
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I think the statue you're looking for is somewhere on Woodward Ave. in Detroit.  It is of Colonel Limitations, famous army hero of WWII.
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San Antonio and Detroit