PANSTADIA & ARENA MANAGEMENT WINTER 2013/14
Northampton: Sixfields Planning application made for New East Stand for soccer stadium, home of Northampton Town FC. Executive boxes, improved concessions. Conference centre and gym. These latter will be shared by a hotel to be built at a later date, attached to the stand, and designed to bring non-matchday revenue to the club. Athletics club sited next to stadium moving to Capacity 2,000
Nottingham Forest Stadium Proposed new ‘carbon neutral’ soccer stadium on a
Capacity 45,000 Cost £50-£125m
Completion 2014
Peterborough: London Road Stadium agreement between Posh and Peterborough City Council. Stand to include a skills centre. Contractor: Kier Eastern.
Plymouth: Higher Home Park
Worcester: Worcestershire Cricket Ground Redevelopment of New Road ground, including Premier Inn (£7.5m) 120-bedroom hotel and restaurant, conference and executive facilities. Planning permission sought. Pitch system: Groundwater Dynamics. Owner: Worcestershire CCC (CE David Leatherdale). Cost £10m
Workington Stadium Proposed stadium for Workington soccer and rugby league and possibly speedway. Requires council funding from sale of land. Cost: Cost £12m
York Community Stadium League Club, York City Athletics Club. York Council is (Stadium Tsar: Tim Atkins). Developer: Oakgate. Capacity 6,000 (2,000 seats)
Completion 2014 ETHIOPIA
National stadium. Addis Ababa Coffee bean shaped stadium and sports village. Athletics track, aquatics centre, residential village, sports halls, arenas, retail and commercial zones and the headquarters of the Federal Sport Commission. Architects: DESIGNSPORT (with Australian Laboratory for Visionary Architecture) and JDAW. Capacity 60,000
Completion Work begins 2014 FINLAND
Planning approved for new stand at Argyle’s stadium. Plus 10-screen cinema and ice rink. Developer Akkeron. Cost £50m (grandstand £10m)
Completion 2014
Truro Stadium Proposed stadium at Langarth, Threemilestone, near Truro for soccer and rugby. Tenants: Cornish Pirates, Truro City Football Club, Truro College, Cornwall College and the Royal Cornwall Hospital. Council no longer offering funds. Outline planning granted. Feasibility study: Gardiner and Theobald. Capacity 10,000 Cost £14m
Wakefield Trinity Stadium Stadium for the Rugby League Wildcats and 100-acre business park near Stanley. Previous project was referred to the UK Secretary of State, which was a blow to receiving a Super League licence. Developer: Yorkcourt Properties. Capacity 12,000 Cost £19m
Watford: Vicarage Road Club is regularly exceeding 15,000 crowds and so has decided to develop East Stand (3,000 with option for more). VIP also being built into South West corner. Design and construction: GL Events. Capacity 24,000 (+3,000) Cost £32.5m
Wimbledon AFC stadium Club hopes to develop Wimbledon Greyhound Stadium. House buyer to take over current site. Discussions with Capacity 11,000 Cost £16m
Wolverhampton: Molineux Stadium Three phase expansion to 35,700 for Wolverhampton Wanderers FC. First phase demolition and replacement of the Stan Cullis (North) Stand with two-tier stand (£16m). Second phase of Steve Bull stand on hold until funds available. Construction: Buckingham Group (Kevin Architect: AFL (masterplan). Capacity 31,700 (28,500)
Worcester City FC Stadium Plans for stadium on Nunnery Way site approved
playing at Aggborough, home of Kidderminster in 2013-14 season. Capacity 3,000
Completion June 2014 Northhampton Sixfields. 18
Helsinki: Olympic Stadium over stands, new infrastructure. Work must be monitored by Finnish National Board of Antiquities to ensure preservation. Structural engineering: Sweco (Euros 2m). Completion 2018
FRANCE Bordeaux: Stade Atlantique
Evry-Essonne: National Rugby Stadium Proposal for national stadium on site 25km south of Paris. Permission granted to purchase the development site. Competitive dialogue opened for build and maintain contract. Developer: French Rugby Federation (FFR). Retractable roof and removable pitch. Architects: Populous and Ateliers 2/3/4. Events: 17-20. Capacity 82,000 Cost €600m
Completion 2017 (starts 2014)
Lens: Stade Felix Bollaert City of Lens. Operator: Racing Club de Lens. Capacity 40,113 Cost €111.2m
Lyon: Stade des Lumières Planned 50-acre development for soccer club Olympique Lyonnais, with training centre, two hotels. Will host matches of Euro 2016. In Decines-Charpieu area of city. Octagonal stadium will have transparent roof. Developer: OL Group (director general Patrick Iliou). OL Group and Vinci are negotiating contract for construction/operation. 30-35. Parking: 7,000. Architect: Populous. Capacity 57,628
Marseille: Stade Velodrome focused on spectator facilities, especially for corporates. Separate rugby stadium alongside. Funding: Public private Capacity 65,000 Cost €151.1m
Completion 2014
Nancy: Stade Marcel Picot games of Euro 2016. Owner: Community of Grand Nancy. Operator: AS Nancy Lorraine. Capacity 31,973 Cost €60m
Completion 2014
Paris: Arena 92 Stadium western suburbs of Paris has secured funding. Includes Capacity 32,000 (rugby), 41,000 (concerts) Cost €300m
Completion 2016
Paris: Parc des Princes games of Euro 2016. PSG wants 60,000 capacity in new stadium. Owner: City of Paris. Operator: SESE. Capacity 50,000 (40,058) Cost €70-90m
For Girondins de Bordeaux. Piling and early construction underway. Operator: Stade Bordeaux Atlantique. Design, build, operate: Vinci Concessions, Vinci Construction and Finance: 30-year PPP contract. Will host matches of Euro 2016. Owner: City of Bordeaux. Business seats: 3,000. Loges: 1,000. Capacity 43,000 Cost €200m
Completion April 2015 Completion 2014
Paris: Roland Garros Enlarging, modernising and rethinking of the historic Roland Garros site at Porte d’Auteuil. French Tennis Federation chose to stick with Roland Garros. Area: 35 acres. Courts: 35 outside. New 5,000-seat stadium and redesigned and feature a retractable roof. Cost €273m
Completion 2016
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