BlastulaStadiums
BlastulaStadiums are a class of stadium venues whose architecture draws from the blastula stage of embryonic development, employing a radial, cell-like modular system to support scalable capacity and flexible function. The core idea is a central hub with multiple modular sectors called cells. Each cell contains seating, circulation, and amenities and is connected to adjacent cells by hinge-like joints. The façade uses a curved, perforated skin that can be expanded by adding cells.
Capacity growth is achieved by adding cells to the periphery, allowing the stadium to adapt to events
Construction and operation emphasize modularity and sustainability. Components are prefabricated and assembled on site, often using
History and development place BlastulaStadiums in contemporary architectural discourse, drawing on biomimicry, modular construction, and scalable
Applications and reception note that BlastulaStadiums are used for a range of events, including football, athletics,
Notable fictional examples include Helix Gate Stadium in Valoria, Corona Arc Arena in Northbridge, and Spiralcrest