The Royal Arena in Copenhagen was designed for international level sporting events and concerts. The project was inspired with the Scandinavian aesthetic as well as having a good neighbor policy in mind. The philosophy behind it was that since most arenas like this are outside the city limits, they purposely built the Royal Arena in the middle of the city. Therefore, a lot of thought was put into this building to not just having it being empty space but to figure out levels of congestion for big events. To achieve optimal flow for events, it was designed with a single podium that efficiently dictates the flow of spectators throughout the plazas, pockets and gathering areas. When big events not in use, the space can also be used for public use and gatherings.