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April 15, 2015

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To call designing and building a new subway entrance in the heart of New York city's Brooklyn neighbourhood "complex" would be an understatement. But the Barclay's Center station successfully brings people right to the stadium's doorstep. Learn more here: http://www.stantec.com/atlantic-yards.

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