Why Europe’s newest football stadium looked to the high street to ensure success

Tottenham Hotspur’s new home aims to balance the needs of diehard supporters with an incoming generation of more casual fans. Central to this is Jump Studio’s design for its hospitality spaces, which take the ba
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