Borussia Dortmund’s Signal Iduna Park stadium boasts 81,365 seats and consistently nears capacity on match days as fans flood in. Fans approach the stadium from the surrounding parking lots and public transport stops along Strobelallee, guided by iconic yellow pylons that punctuate the skyline of the Ruhr metropolis. In designing the BVB FanWelt, we again employed a human-centered approach. Positioned parallel to Strobelallee, the building has a dynamic form. Its generously glazed long sides as well as the stadium-facing entrance showcase the black and yellow branded interiors. Clad in dark metal panels, the roof curves down to envelop the two levels, forming the west-facing facade toward the park. This visually separates the structure from the underlying parking deck. On the street side, the circular BVB logo serves as the focal point of the sweeping curve. This curve is echoed within, where it forms a scene reminiscent of the southern grandstand, complete with stadium seats and a photo wall. The upper floor cantilevers over the length of the facade, creating a sheltered forecourt area that extends toward the stadium. A recess on the south side creates space for the café terrace, offering panoramic views of the soccer pitch.