Is this a concept of the vet?

[BadSeed84]

This picture bugs me cause the vets roof never was that big

here the pic im talking about

and here a pic of the vet

[TopCat]

Look at the parking lot. Probably a mockup or something.

[Viper]

"Artist's conception" pictures seldom look exactly like the real thing. This is probably just another example.

[BBTV]

Other concepts:

http://www.stadiumpage.com/stpages/veterans.html

http://www.stadiumpage.com/stpages/phil00.html

http://www.stadiumpage.com/stpages/philly65.html

[Gothamite]

The trees are a dead giveaway.

Parking lots are always half-full of trees in any picture intended to sell the project to the client or the taxpayers.

[BadSeed84]

The 65 rectangle stadium wouldve been interesting, would've been like a bigger baker bowl lol

[Camden Crazy]

The 2nd or 3rd one would've been awesome, especially the one that was right downtown.

[illwauk]

http://www.stadiumpage.com/stpages/philly65.html

Maybe someone can explain this to me, but I never understood why the so-called "concrete donut" became the standard model for multi-purpose stadiums when quadrilateral designs seem to provide better sightlines for both sports. Even parks like Memorial Stadium and the Polo Grounds seemed to do their co-hosting duties better despite being from years before the idea of multi-purpose stadiums really took off.

[BBTV]

Well technically, the Vet was an octarad, not really a donut like Three Rivers, Riverfront, Busch, etc.