ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Stadium’ CategoryMSU Spartans Store in East Lansing, Michigan by Harrison HoranTuesday, September 30th, 2014Article source: Harrison Horan In 2013, Michigan State University’s football team won every single game played at Spartan Stadium. This year, the players will grab their gear from lockers featuring Banker Wire mesh before walking onto the field that saw so many victories.  Image Courtesy © Harrison Horan
Lycée Louis Barthou in Pau, France by Pierre MarsanMonday, September 8th, 2014Article source: Pierre Marsan In this project, a forest delimits a vast area in the centre of a major heritage site in the City of Pau. The forest is crossed by a network of paths and clearings. A series of shelters and a sanitary facility define a large courtyard. The ground is deformed arbitrarily by folding and unfolding that create volumes where the ground, walls and roofs become a single entity.  Image Courtesy © Arthur Pequin
Castelão Arena, an exemplary stadium in Fortaleza, Brazil by Vigliecca & AssociadosThursday, May 15th, 2014Article source: Vigliecca & Associados First one to be ready for the 2014 World Cup, the most economical arena in the last four World Cups and the first one in South America do receive a LEED Certification, Castelão stands out as an architectural monument of international standards, where the new and the old harmoniously coexist.  Image Courtesy © Vigliecca & Associados
Estadio Chinquihue in Puerto Montt, Chile by Cristian Fernandez ArquitectosFriday, May 9th, 2014Article source: Cristian Fernandez Arquitectos A fast, inexpensive and attractive conscructive system in order to meet deadlines. This project is conceived from a constructive logic, modular and prefabricated system suitable to build the project in phases. The galvanized metal trusses, rhythmically repeated setting the cloak that covers the stadium, these are coated with aluminum, opaque or microperforated panels generating opaque or semi transparent planes.  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo
Patinoire de Gap – Rink in Gap, France by Sarl Patrick MilletWednesday, April 23rd, 2014Article source: Tekla This project is renovation of an old skating stadium, keeping the existing timber structures erected in the early 70s. This structure was reinforced in order to support new loads and to fill the current norms, especially parasismic norms as Gap is located in the Alps. The structure is now a mix of timber, steel and concrete. Concrete was used to stabilize the overall structure. The structure includes circular concrete columns, each one meter in diameter.
Baku Olympic Stadium in Baku, Azerbaijan by TEKFEN ENGINEERING & SDENG Steel & Structural Detail EngineersWednesday, April 23rd, 2014Article source: Tekla Baku Olympic Stadium is a monumental project for the Republic of Azerbaijan where major multinational firms cooperated for an astonishing result. The project is under construction and the estimation of completion is in the beginning of 2015.
La Balastera Soccer Stadium in Palencia, España by Francisco MangadoSunday, April 13th, 2014Article source: Francisco Mangado A soccer field has a fundamental and obvious function: to play soccer. But it also has two more functions that are not so evident but no less important. The first has to do with representation. A soccer field has become a work with certain iconic potential for the city. It can be a landmark, a building that is important not only for its quantitative characteristics, but also for its qualitative ones, a container for the dreams of the people. The second aspect stems from an obvious question: An area with the dimensions of a soccer field takes up a great expanse, which is used only on occasion. Doesn’t this result in a waste of space? The answer is clearly yes.  Image Courtesy © Roland Halbe
Basketball stadium in Dongguan, China by gmp · von Gerkan, Marg and Partners · ArchitectsSaturday, April 12th, 2014Article source: gmp · von Gerkan, Marg and Partners · Architects In the southern Chinese city of Dongguan – a city of several million – a basketball stadium has been completed to plans by architects von Gerkan, Marg and Partners (gmp). The building can be seen from afar and is a landmark that provides identity and orientation to the people in the new district of Liaobu. The stadium has space for nearly 15,000 visitors and can be used for sports and other events; it is the new main competition venue for one of the most successful Chinese basketball teams, the Dongguan Leopards. Basketball is increasingly popular with the Chinese, particularly so since Yao Ming, who is celebrated as a national hero, made his entry into the US basketball league – the NBA.  Image Courtesy © Christian Gahl
Stadium in Mersin, Turkey by BKA / Bahadır Kul ArchitectsWednesday, April 9th, 2014Article source: BKA / Bahadır Kul Architects The stadium is expected to used for international and national sports.The capacity of stadium is 25.000 spectators. it is thought to be a symbolic building for the city because of its architectural design and its audience.  Image Courtesy © Ket Kolektif
SANDNES ULF STADIUM in Norge by Henning Larsen ArchitectsWednesday, March 26th, 2014Article source: Henning Larsen Architects Sandnes Ulf Stadium is a new stadium for the football club. The Stadium meets UEFA’s requirements for a modern stadium with room for 7.900 spectators and contains also a school. The close relation between school and sports arena breeds an interdisciplinary community.  Image Courtesy © Henning Larsen Architects
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