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"You&amp;#039;d be forgiven if, at first glance, you mistook this rendering for a UFO, but it is the concept work of HOK Sport for a new stadium to be built in Monterrey, Mexico. The idea was inspired by the Mexican festivities, &amp;quot;the rehilete&amp;quot; when a windmill is give to children to celebrate national day. The overall design of this stadium is influenced by the design of a windmill. The sections of the building are constructed from eight steel mesh overlapping  &amp;quot;leaves&amp;quot; which can change color using variable lighting within, thus giving the appearance of a fan or windmill turning. The weaving of the mesh is formed along the lines of a traditional native Mexican basket weave. The Estadio Internacional will be an 80,000 seat stadium, which will host soccer, NFL and international athletics.&amp;#160; &amp;quot;Mexican Wave, has been adopted all over the world as a statement of people having fun, celebrating life,&amp;quot; says HOK&amp;#8217;s Ron Sheard said. &amp;quot;The wave originated in Mexico in 1984 from the University Stadium in an exhibition game between Mexico and Argentina. We were enthusiastic to design a stadium that possessed something of that magic, fun loving spirit and evoking the roots of the Mexican pre-Hispanic culture.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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