PANSTADIA & ARENA MANAGEMENT WINTER 2013/14


Belfast: Ravenhill Stadium  centre, bar/catering facilities, changing and treatment rooms, indoor training surface and media facilities.  seats and 1,500 terracing; Aquinas 3,200 seats. New grandstand 3,200 seats. Capacity 18,200


Completion 2015


Belfast: Windsor Park Stadium A redevelopment to the football stadium as well as Ravenhill Rugby Ground and the GAA’s Casement Park, £110m set aside for the three building projects through the department of Culture, Arts and Leisure. Capacity 18,000 Cost £25m


Completion Summer 2015 OMAN


North A’Sharqiyah: A’Rustaq Sports Complex Public facilities and football stadium. Capacity 12,000


South Al Batinah: Al Sa’ada Sports Complex Expansion of complex and doubling of current stadium’s capacity.


Capacity 18,000


Musandam: Khasab Sports Complex International standard football stadium, hockey, tennis, covered pool (800), gymnasium (1100). Capacity 17,000


POLAND


Lodz Municipal Stadium Long-term proposal for soccer stadium, with indoor arena, now beginning construction. Capacity 16,500


Completion Spring 2014 QATAR


Al Wakrah Stadium Soccer stadium for World Cup 2022. Project manager:   Capacity 


Doha: Sport City Stadium Design draws inspiration from traditional Arab tents. A retractable roof, partly retractable pitch and retractable stands for multi-use after hosting 2022 FIFA World Cup. Capacity 47,560


ROMANIA


Bucarest: Craiova Stadium Proposed replacement of Oblemenco stadium. UEFA 4 star, two-tier and VIP. Capacity 40,000


RUSSIA


Krasnodar: FC Krasnodar Stadium To include sliding roof. Capacity 30,000


Completion 2014


Krasnodar: FC Kuban Stadium Stadium for soccer team but capable of staging other events including rugby. Angled roof to retain noise. On podium with surrounding landscaped parking. Envelope design  of solid and perforated metal peel away from the bowl. Architect: AFL Architects, Tecnion, Syntesis Rus. Capacity 45,000


Moscow: VTB Arena


Stadium and arena combination on site of Dynamo stadium, designed to retain historic elements of Petrovsky park. Also two levels of retail and one of  Capacity 27,000 (stadium)


Completion 2017


Petersburg: Saint Petersburg Arena New home for Zenit on Krestovsky Island in the north west of the city. For 2018 World Cup. It will be the only stadium in Eastern Europe equipped with a removable  events in all conditions. Government cash in question after criticism of project. Height: 75m. Diameter: 287m. Area: 287,000m2


. Commercial: 50,000m2 . Architect:


Kisho Kurokawa. Capacity 68,000 sport, 77,000 concerts Cost $1.1 billion


Completion December 2015


Samara Soccer Stadium One of the twelve stadiums to be used for the FIFA World Cup 2018, all of which require construction or refurbishment. Capacity 44,000 Cost $320m


Completion 


Sochi: Fisht Olympic Stadium  Paralympic Games. Designed to represent winter sports and look to sea and mountains. Convertible to soccer stadium for 2018 World Cup and tenant team. Developer: Olympstroy. Design and build consortium. Architect Populous. Contractor: Engeocom and  Capacity 40,000


Vladivostok Stadium Proposed soccer stadium as part of sports and leisure development by local authority. Capacity 16,000


SAUDI ARABIA


Jeddah: King Abdullah Stadium Soccer stadium plus mosque, 10,000 capacity arena. Developer: Saudi Aramco. Architect:  


Six Construct. Capacity 60,000 Cost $533m


Completion end 2013 Bucharest Craiova Stadium.


Kuban Stadium.


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