The Chicago Bears' potential move to Arlington Heights became closer to reality this week as the village board approved a pre-development plan for the massive project.
The agreement, reached at a board meeting Monday, isn't binding, but the framework of the design and potential construction of the 326-acre land is agreed upon between the board and the Bears.
While the stadium design remains unknown, the architecture company responsible for the project has released a 31-document outlining the complex's design, featuring numerous different buildings and outdoor areas.
The mastery plan, released by the company Hawk Howerton, is extremely detailed with Bears-centric designs, with specific insights into each section of the multi-purpose district.
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Here's a look at the renderings - from retail establishments to green spaces and much more.
