Never built Stadiums

[tv123]

this is the perfect thread for never built hungarian eurochamp(football) stadiums

[tv123]

Pécs(hungarian city)

http://www.archibald.hu/img/referenc...rt/pvsk_01.jpg
http://www.archibald.hu/img/referenc...rt/pvsk_02.jpg
http://www.archibald.hu/img/referenc...rt/pvsk_03.jpg
http://www.archibald.hu/img/referenc...rt/pvsk_06.jpg

[MoreOrLess]

Originally Posted by dgnr8

90,000 seater stadium that was planned for the 2000 Olympics. Scaled down to what we now know as the 48,000 seater City Of Manchester Stadium, home of Manchester City. If Manc won the Olympics, rumour was the City Council were going to offer the Olympic Stadium to Man Utd.







Best images I could find I'm afraid.

Would the stadium have been 90,000 for Olympics or were they planning to dig down to make it a true football stadium afterwards?

[Mo Rush]

Originally Posted by MoreOrLess

Would the stadium have been 90,000 for Olympics or were they planning to dig down to make it a true football stadium afterwards?

was meant to be 80,000 for olympics....im not sure what would happen after that..

[satit28]

Originally Posted by Mo Rush

Plan was turned down by mayoress of cape town (fat cow everyone hates her)

that's one freakin nice stadium...........
how sad................

[z0rg]

I can't find the green stadium at the official page. Is it cancelled?

[aCidMinD81]

IMG-Hok Sports Would be build with dark materials, 450 million €



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ARENA-Evata Architects Same structure and three different covers.

- Roof 1





- Roof 2







- Roof 3









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GMP - SBP - Llanera The roof is made of photovoltaic cells that are lighted at night. 430 million €





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Ferrater-Peñín-OHL







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SEEAC Arquitectura



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Grupo Tremon-FCC The cheapest project, 240 million €



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All the projects have between 72,000/75,000 seats, cost 240/450 million € and should be inagurated in the season 2009-2010. Each one of the projects allows the instalation of an athletics track, Valenci will bid to host de Athetics World Championship in 2010.

Today this 8 projects have been presented, in the next 2 months the final project will be chosen among the projects above.

Here you have 2 videos uploaded by Potajillo.

http://s37.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1...50NVIG45VC0V1S

http://s37.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0...C2DAKI9GQLQB9V

[aleph_null]

It may be the cheapest, but I like it the most. Overall, those are some really nice venues, except for the rainbow one.

[vivayo]

I never thought that Valencia could afford to have a +70,000 stadium,,, is it really necesary that much,,, which is the actual attendence average???

cool proyects thoght, I'll go with Evata Architects ( with roof 1, reminds me to Amsterdam Arena), second place Ferrater-Peñín-OHL, seems very elegant, but modern

[JimB]

Originally Posted by vivayo

I never thought that Valencia could afford to have a +70,000 stadium,,, is it really necesary that much,,, which is the actual attendence average??

I guess that the city of Valencia will be paying for most of the stadium, since they are bidding to host the world athletics championships.

But the answer is that Valencia don't need a 70-75,000 capacity stadium. Their current capacity at the Mestalla is at least 54,000 but their average attendance over the past seven years (a period in which they've been very successful by their standards) has only been between 40,000 and 46,000.

[MoreOrLess]

Other than the first one and the multicoloured one I like them all. Interesting to note that it looks like they all use the same idea as Wembley aswell with an installable running track so the capacity for the world athletics championships will actually be lower, makes me think that the club will be paying for a good part of it. There average attendance figures don't seem to point to needing a new stadium but I expect they could probabley sell more for big games(and maybe host the odd european/UEFA cup final or Spain international?) plus the lure of maybe having attendances near Real/Barca sometime in the future.

[www.sercan.de]

i need pics from the interior to make a decision
but great projects
all of them have 3 tiers

[ManchesterISwonderful]

Ze top one. Looks like three but it may even have four tiers. Would love to a render of the interior.

[th0m]

I like the one by the HOK Sports best. Plus they are experts in building stadiums, at least you'll have a team that knows what it's talking about. I find some of the others just plain rip offs of either Stade d'France, the new Olympic Stadium in Bejing, or the Allianz Arena in Munchen.

[Forza Raalte]

They should call it the Gaizka Mendieta Stadium.

Any other name would be hideous

[aCidMinD81]

Originally Posted by JimB

I guess that the city of Valencia will be paying for most of the stadium, since they are bidding to host the world athletics championships.

But the answer is that Valencia don't need a 70-75,000 capacity stadium. Their current capacity at the Mestalla is at least 54,000 but their average attendance over the past seven years (a period in which they've been very successful by their standards) has only been between 40,000 and 46,000.

The stadium will be built by a sponsor group as a concesion, Valencia CF is dealing with Toyota and Sony. So the club won't pay nothing for it. After the years of sponsoship, around 20 or 25 years, the stadium will be property of the club. Valencia CF has nowadays 44.500 members and a long queue of people who wants to become member but they can't because of the current capability of the Mestalla Stadium.

[aCidMinD81]

Originally Posted by MoreOrLess

I expect they could probabley sell more for big games(and maybe host the odd european/UEFA cup final or Spain international?) plus the lure of maybe having attendances near Real/Barca sometime in the future.

The city council and the club are negociating with UEFA the possibility to bring here the 2010 Champions League Final.

[MoreOrLess]

Originally Posted by aCidMinD81

The stadium will be built by a sponsor group as a concesion, Valencia CF is dealing with Toyota and Sony. So the club won't pay nothing for it. After the years of sponsoship, around 20 or 25 years, the stadium will be property of the club. Valencia CF has nowadays 44.500 members and a long queue of people who wants to become member but they can't because of the current capability of the Mestalla Stadium.

If the stadium is owned by the sponsers for 20-25 years then the club will pay for it in the form of reduced revenue.

[aCidMinD81]

Say it as you want... that the club won't pay nothing for the stadium doesn't means it's going to have no cost.

[stadiumfuture]

I love the Grupo Llanera proposal. What are you think.