The phrase "arena house" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as referring to a venue or building associated with an arena, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The new arena house will host various events, including concerts and sports competitions."
Alternatives: "arena venue" or "arena facility".
The largest building that has been erected in this vicinity in recent years is an egg factory — a handsome four-story ovulation arena housing about eight thousand birds.
And indeed, it would be unprecedented in professional sports in this country if one arena housed both the champions of professional basketball and hockey.
In one such elaborate project, LifeBridge Christian Church, near Longmont, Colo., plans a 313-acre development of upscale homes, retail and office space, a sports arena, housing for the elderly and church buildings.
The 5,000 capacity arena houses a 250m cycle track, 12-court sports hall, a gym, group exercise space and a cafe.
The $10 million conversion of a former hockey arena and field house into a performing arts center — with a theater, classrooms, costume and design shops, and other multipurpose spaces — has added significant bank debt on top of the company's mortgage, Ms. Packer and Mr. Simotes said.
These facts may help explain what motivated the army of people who donated time and money to rebuild the Arenas' house in 106 hours or so last week.
Each Olympics sets off an explosion of activity years in advance -- the sale of television and advertising rights, the construction of arenas, housing and transportation systems.
The Devils' owner says he is unhappy with the team's present site, Continental Airlines Arena, because it isn't accessible by train and has far fewer luxury boxes than arenas housing other National Hockey League franchises.
Disparities in the built environment can be identified in at least five arenas: housing, transportation, food, parks and green spaces, and squalor.
Property has long been regarded as a playground for the rich – an arena where house and office developers make big profits.
