[4][5] After almost five decades of service to Bowling Green State University, it became apparent that Anderson Arena was at the end of its useful life due to its limited accommodations.[15] The Stroh Center was designed by Rossetti Architects of Southfield, Michigan and the Cleveland office of the URS Group Inc. engineering firm.A major goal of the construction was to replicate the intimacy of Anderson Arena, while providing athletes and spectators with the modern comforts of a state-of-the-art convocation center.To accommodate this the Stroh Center was built in a theatre-in-the-round design, providing an open walkway allowing spectators to walk completely around the facility without missing the event on the stadium floor.The scoreboard hangs above the west basket and can operate as one large screen or be divided into multiple sections which have the ability to display real-time statistics, sponsor graphics, 3D animations and HD live or recorded video.The Anderson Club area is located on the concourse level on the south side of the arena at mid-court and seating for fans extends to the floor-level row.The most notable have been Chris Young, Florida Georgia Line, Kenny Rogers, and Cleveland-based rapper Machine Gun Kelly.[32][33][34][35][36] The Hatch, an annual entrepreneurship competition inspired by Shark Tank and organized by the College of Business Administration moved from the Student Union to the Stroh Center in 2015.