PANSTADIA & ARENA MANAGEMENT WINTER 2013/14 HEADING Introduction...


Derby Arena. Credit: Derby CC


facility watch ARENAS


ASIA & AUSTRALASIA


AUSTRALIA Floreat: State Netball Centre   


Capacity 1,050 Cost A$26m


Completion 2015


Gold Coast Aquatics Centre The existing Aquatic Centre is making way for a new  Swimming Championships before becoming the venue     Capacity  Cost A$44m


Completion 


Sydney: SICEC  Centre as part of redevelopment plans for Sydney International Convention and Entertainment Centre  The Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority has asked for feedback on the plans. Tendering process ongoing. 


Capacity 12,000 Completion 2015 (starts 2013) CHINA


Dalian Arena  Dalian, has already been selected to co-host a wide   Sports Center Development and Construction Investment Company. Alongside 40,000m2


natatorium and 43,000m2


     Capacity 18,000


Completion 2013 24 HONG KONG


Hong Kong Arena At the sports park being developed at the former Kai Tak airport site. Potential to hold events such as Sudirman Cup. Discussions around capacity, especially for badminton which attracts nearly 6,000 at Hong Kong Coliseum. Capacity 4,000


Completion 2019 PHILIPPINES


Manila: Philippine Arena World’s largest domed arena, part of The Iglesia ni Cristo’s Ciudad de Victoria centennial project. Design and build. Architect: Populous. Engineer: Buro Happold. Construction: Hanwha Engineering and Construction Corp (vice chairman Kim Hyun-chung). Area: 74,000m2 Domed roof: 36,000m2


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Capacity 50,000 Cost $175m


Completion 2014 EMEA DENMARK


Copenhagen Arena Multipurpose arena in Ørestad South. Plinth, platform and top. Plinth contains recreational spaces for urban setting. Top is semi-transparent and features terracotta  funding element is not against competition law. Planning  (James Clark) with IPW.... Drawings with City Council for approval. 25 year operator lease available, no city    Area: 35,000m2


. Finance: City of Copenhagen and


 Capacity 12,500 (sport), 15,000 (concert) Cost Dkr650m (Dkr200m)


Completion 2015


ENGLAND


Birmingham: National Indoor Arena A Barclaycard Unwind experience: Planning permission


   units + showcase entrance on the canal side from Brindley Place, with large glazed views over the water and the city. Creation of 5,926m2 space to combine with the 7,500m2


of pre and post show to be refurbished.


Two-phase build: back of house and then concourses and external facade. Architect: Broadway Malyan. Construction: BAM. Cost £26m


Capacity 15,000 (12,500 seated) Completion 2014


Bristol Arena  Council has budgeted £250,000 for preliminary work. The design of music arena to be decided by competition. The local enterprise partnership is working with the mayor to advance the project and make sure the £80m budget is not broken. Capacity 11,000 Cost £80m


Completion 2016


Derby Arena Under construction velodrome and sports arena at Derby’s Pride Park. Innovative design raises the cycle   Closed outdoor cycle circuit. Developer: Derby City Council. Architect: FaulknerBrowns. Construction: Mace. Parking: 600. Capacity 4,000 (5,000 concerts) Cost £27.5m


Completion 2014


London: 2012 Aquatics Centre    hosting swimming, diving, synchronised swimming, water   50m swimming pools and a diving pool. Architect: Zaha Hadid. Construction: Balfour Beatty (including land  


Capacity 17,500 Games mode, 2,500 legacy 


Cost  Completion 2014


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