New Everton Stadium

[ashwuk76]

Have the Japs started their Olympic stadium yet?

Yeah I've heard it's gonna be called "the eye"

 

[thirdmantackle]

Reckon we should be thinking along the lines of this stadium in Hungary...

http://www.archdaily.com/538826/pancho-arena-tamas-dobrosi-doparum-architects/

That is quality architecture

So many small details

 

[RobSpurs]

Have the Japs started their Olympic stadium yet?

Only just. Site cleared and piling just started by the looks of it.
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?p=138191146#post138191146

Was meant to be ready for the 2019 Rugby world cup but they changed the design and architect so will now be ready in 2020 instead.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Reckon we should be thinking along the lines of this stadium in Hungary...

http://www.archdaily.com/538826/pancho-arena-tamas-dobrosi-doparum-architects/

It's a brilliant stadium no doubt, the only problem is when you upscale at that level of detail and quality it becomes prohibitively expensive. I can't see us spending that much to be honest.

 

[Collie spainel]

Must be getting close to some news now will be a game changer for the club if it happens

 

[Verbal Kint]

Don't care what the new stadium looks like, I just want it to have great views, and it to be the loudest stadium in the world.

If possible I'd love to be in row z and be able to flick Jordan Henderson in the eyeball when he takes a throw.

 

[Big Neville Southall]

I can't find the link to this, but I remember reading about one of Malaysia's (?)largest stadiums and the reason it was its capacity was so high was because the executive boxes just had a load of office chairs in them boosting the capacity by thousands.

An interesting way of having a higher capacity with very little effort.

 

[anton66]

Don't care what the new stadium looks like, I just want it to have great views, and it to be the loudest stadium in the world.

If possible I'd love to be in row z and be able to flick Jordan Henderson in the eyeball when he takes a throw.

I think he'll be playing non-league football by then.

 

[blue61]

I think he'll be playing non-league football by then.

He plays none league football every week.

 

[RobSpurs]

I can't find the link to this, but I remember reading about one of Malaysia's (?)largest stadiums and the reason it was its capacity was so high was because the executive boxes just had a load of office chairs in them boosting the capacity by thousands.

An interesting way of having a higher capacity with very little effort.

Lolwut

 

[The Cowboy]

I can't find the link to this, but I remember reading about one of Malaysia's (?)largest stadiums and the reason it was its capacity was so high was because the executive boxes just had a load of office chairs in them boosting the capacity by thousands.

An interesting way of having a higher capacity with very little effort.

For 'interesting' read 'povvo'.

The exec boxes are about revenue, not capacity. I'd rather say our capacity was 5k less than cram a bunch of chairs from Staples into each box. Cos no exec is going to accept that on a regular basis.

 

[Andy G]

That is quality architecture

So many small details

So few seats, so many obstructed views.
Might as well stay at GP.

 

[ggooggooggoo]

As a mark of respect to the ' old lady enhancements' this thread should be locked for a period of reflection.

 

[rylojr]

Further to the recent posts about the Superbowl Venue being very smart, I've been checking out some of the ultra-modern US stadiums currently in use. Here is next year's Superbowl venue - The US Bank Arena, Minnesota. Capacity of 66'000 (expandable to 73'000 for certain events). It is based on Nordic architecture (as the Vikings US Football team play there), hence the strange angular design.

I found this segment from Wikipedia entry particularly interesting: The translucent roof and large wall panels also give fans a view of downtown Minneapolis.[15] The glass operable wall panels will allow the stadium to experience some of the outdoor elements while providing protection from the snow, rain, and the cold winter weather....

It's a very striking design, I'm certain. Very flashy and modern. What do forum members think?

 

[nsno-chris]

The only details I care about on the stadium is that it has massive neon lights which light up Liverpool at night and reads:

SUCK IT, KOPITES