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The document outlines a marketing campaign for Stadium to target urban women aged 18-39 who lose running motivation in autumn. The campaign, called "The Running Woman", will create an online running community called "Join the Movement" to encourage women to continue running year-round. It will use social media, a dedicated mobile/desktop platform, in-store promotion, TV, print, and banners to motivate women and promote Stadium's running products.

Arena 92 Business Model - RBV Model

LaJos11

Arena 92 is a proposed covered arena in Nanterre, France set to open in early 2014. It will have a capacity of 32,000 seats for sports events and 40,000 seats for concerts. The 250-300 million euro project will be privately financed and owned by Racing Métro 92 and Ovalto Investissement. It aims to strengthen the sports and entertainment offerings in the Paris region through its multi-purpose design and resident club Racing Métro 92.

ATHLONE STADIUM AND KLIPFONTEIN COMMERCIAL STRIP

maria laura santamarina

The document summarizes an urban design assessment for the Athlone Stadium Precinct and Klipfontein Commercial Strip area. It identifies four areas: the stadium and facilities, schools and sports grounds, low-intensity residential, and a commercial strip. Opportunities include activating the stadium edges with mixed-use development, maximizing shared infrastructure, and rationalizing parking. Potential interventions are outlined as short, medium, and long term, focusing on public spaces, streets, and incrementally redeveloping the commercial strip at a higher intensity with mixed uses.

Rice Eccles stadium

Rishav Poudyal, EIT

Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah underwent renovations and expansions in 1972 and 2002. It has a current seating capacity of 45,600 people and plans for expansion to 56,000 seats. The stadium structure uses steel beams, columns, and braces to support both gravity and lateral loads. Braces in multiple directions on the west side and lateral bracing only on the east provide stability. Beam to column, brace to gusset plate, and foundation connections are designed to transfer loads through bolted, welded, and bearing type joints.

Notre Ville Nea Smyrnigueste6341a6

Connected Sport Stadium by Gregory Kuzin

Gregory Kuzin

A U D I E N C I A Projeto A R E N A

dellamanna

[1] O documento descreve o projeto arquitetônico de um complexo esportivo em Manaus para sediar jogos da Copa do Mundo. [2] O complexo inclui um estádio de futebol e outras instalações esportivas, e foi projetado para prover acesso e serviços separados para torcedores, mídia e convidados VIP. [3] O projeto urbano integra o complexo à paisagem da floresta amazônica e à cidade de Manaus, oferecendo mobilidade e experiências culturais aos visit

XXL2011 group 3 concept presentation

Itai Cohen

This document proposes using old harbor cranes from the nearby port of Rotterdam to support the stadium structure and functions. The cranes could lift seating rings, staircases, and even lift the entire soccer pitch to different levels. Using cranes takes advantage of their massive lifting capacity and reuses them, rather than investing in new construction. A minimum of 92 cranes would be needed just to lift the typical weight of a soccer pitch. The proposal suggests the cranes could integrate the stadium with the port aesthetics and lift portions of the stadium for different event configurations.

The document discusses concepts for redesigning a stadium in Rotterdam. It focuses on making the stadium more integrated with the city, reflecting aspects of Rotterdam like its culture, sports, and history through the architecture. Some key points discussed include making the stadium more open and connected to the surrounding area instead of being inward-facing; incorporating other programs like commercial space; and designing the architecture to be dramatic, exciting, and enhance the experience for spectators. Structural ideas involve using sliding pitches and flexible stadium elements. Climate and sustainability are also addressed through options like generating renewable energy and reusing materials from the existing stadium.

Urban Stadium Sport England

SVowles

Urban Stadium presented their portable stadium solution to Sport England. Their stadium units can be adapted for sporting venues of any size, are constructed simply using strong, new materials to keep costs down, and are designed to prioritize safety, cost, and aesthetics. The stadium units are tailored to customer needs, provide great visibility and comfort, and offer adaptable designs with customization options to reflect any vision.

Anz Stadium Case Study - SeatShare Concept Test - CheckinLine

CheckinLine

Outlines the concept test on CheckinLine's new SeatShare concept with ANZ Stadium. “We’d like to introduce you to a new concept for seating arrangements at ANZ Stadium called SeatShare, where you share a block of premium seating with other fans and only use them for the games you want. Your SeatShare subscription fee allows you to lock in 2 tickets to a game in the future. CheckinLine will then run an active standby list for each game to allocate the leftover seats not already taken by SeatShare subscribers. If you want to go to a particular game, you'll request seats for that game and check-in if required (if demand outstrips supply). You will pay a set fee for each seat you use beyond the initial sign-up.” This test resulted in the rollout of a full SeatShare pilot trial and an increase in seat yield of 48-95% for ANZ Stadium.

PIS Uyo - Stadium Complex

Sven Maedler

The document summarizes the construction of the Ibom Stadium Complex in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. The stadium was constructed between 2012-2015 for 30,000 spectators, with football pitch and running track. It includes technical facilities, infrastructure, and was commissioned by the Ministry of Housing & Urban Renewal and Ministry of Youth & Sports. The stadium complex features a main bowl for spectators, grand stand, governor's viewing lounge, outer skin enclosure, training pitch, parking facilities, and independent technical area for operations.

2313 – al arabi stadium upgrade-structural presentation

Shyam Sundar

The document outlines the structural upgrade plans for Al-Arabi Stadium, including enclosing the main football field with an overhanging roof. It discusses performing a feasibility study of the existing stadium and roofing options, with the roof cantilevering out and allowing an unobstructed view. Wind tunnel testing and CFD studies will determine the most suitable roof profile. The schedule and deliverables are presented, along with known issues like connecting the new roof structure to the existing stadium. A case study of University of Phoenix Stadium is also included for its air-conditioned, collapsible central roof design.

Urban Stadium

SVowles

FREI OTTO

Abirami Baburaj

Frei Otto was a German architect and structural engineer known for his pioneering work with lightweight tensile structures. His interest was sparked by designing glider planes and observing how thin membranes over lightweight frames responded to forces. Notable projects include the roof of the Olympic Stadium in Munich (1972), which featured a suspended, cloud-like structure appearing to float over the site. Otto was inspired by natural phenomena like bird skulls, spider webs, bamboo, and soap bubbles to design economical and flexible structures.

PRESENTATION

Shao Xun Sean Thun

This document compares the built environments of an urban area (Stadium Merdeka), suburban area (Bukit Jelutong), and rural area (Kampung U6) in Malaysia. Stadium Merdeka has the most developed infrastructure, most buildings, and least open space/nature. Bukit Jelutong has more infrastructure than Kampung U6, with some high-rise buildings and landscaped areas. Kampung U6 has the least developed infrastructure and buildings, but most open/natural space.

2010 FIFA World Cupin South Africa: Visualising the experience

Cape Town Partnership

Stadiums That Changed The Game - Structure Development Of Stadiums

soumya2492

Project 2 Case Study Presentation

Yvonne Chin

This document provides a case study comparing the built environments of urban, suburban, and rural areas. It describes Stadium Merdeka in urban Kuala Lumpur, the well-developed suburban area of Bukit Jelutong near Shah Alam, and the traditional rural Kampung U6 village near Subang airport. Key differences noted are population density, building types, infrastructure development, availability of nature/landscape, and conditions of buildings and infrastructure between the three settings.

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