PANSTADIA & ARENA MANAGEMENT AUTUMN 2013
Singapore Sports Hub under construction JAPAn
Greater Noida Cricket Stadium. India In construction near the F1 GP track. Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association are committed to playing matches. Suggestion of increase eventually to 100,000 capacity. Capacity 40,000
Completion 2015
Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Stadium International standard cricket stadium on land donated by government to Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA). Finance: Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
Kariavattom: University of Kerala Stadium For opening/closing ceremonies of 35th National Games and football and cricket. Developer: University of Kerala and Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services Limited. Capacity 50,000 Cost Rs 160 crore
Completion end 2013
Kochi Soccer Stadium Proposed football stadium. Land: Greater Cochin Development Authority (GCDA) at Mundamveli. Cost: 1.6crore.
Cost Rs 1.6 crore
Lucknow Cricket Stadium International cricket stadium and cricket academy project to be developed on a public-private-partnership model. Owner: Lucknow Development Authority (LDA). Consultants: Innovest Advisory Services Pvt, Uttarakhand Infrastructure Development Company and Infrastructure Development Finance Company Ltd. Area: 60 acres. Cost Rs 400 crore
Mumbai: Motorsport venue Multipurpose race circuit and regeneration project. Feasibility study underway. Project team: Capita Symonds, Populous, Delhi Integrated Multi Modal Transit System (DIMTS).
Navrangpura Sardar Patel Stadium stands and common areas – to cricket stadium to take part in Essel Group’s Indian Cricket League (ICL). Owner: Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC). Cost Rs 100m
Noida Stadium Upgrade for cricket ground. Six-storey building as part of three-stage sports hub development (Rs 70 crore). Area: 3,300m2
. Capacity 20,000 INDONESIA
South Jakarta Stadium New stadium project to replace Lebak Bulus Stadium. South Jakarta. Developer: Jakarta Sports And Youth Department. Land acquisition under way. Completion 2013
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Tokyo: Kasumigaoka National Stadium International design competition for the redevelopment for the 2019 Rugby World Cup and its key role at the centre of Tokyo’s bid for the 2020 Olympic Games. Remodel retaining historical aspects of 1964 Olympic Stadium, and upgrade of the hospitality services and functionality. Architect: Zaha Hadid (competition winner). Capacity 80,000
Completion 2019 KOREA
Incheon: Main Games Stadium Main stadium for the 17th Asian games in 2014, with the corporate and management facilities on the permanent western side. The eastern side will be a lighter solution and the temporary modular seating structure will disappear after the games, merging with the parklands. Architects: Populous, Heerim Architects & Planners. Capacity 70,000 (down to 30,000 in legacy). Cost $300m
Completion 2013 NEW ZEALAND
Dunedin: University Oval Proposed enlargement of the playing area of the Dunedin ground for Otago Cricket (Chief Executive Ross Dykes) and to make it a test venue. Owner: Dunedin City Council
Capacity 6,500 (3,500) PAKISTAN
Islamabad Cricket Stadium To bring back international cricket to Pakistan. Developers: Pakistan Cricket Board and CDA. Stadium near Parade Ground, plus cricket academy and commercial exploitation. Master planning, architectural, structural and electrical design, plumbing/public heath, water supply and HVAC design out for tender. Area: 35 acres. Capacity 50,000
Peshawar Soccer Stadium Proposed stadium with central government support Cost Rs30m
PHILIPPINES
Manila Football Stadium Home for national soccer team. Location to be decided. Owner: Philippine Sports Commission (PSC). Funding: annual operating costs FIFA. Capacity 75,000 Cost P300m
EMEA
ALGERIA Algiers: Baraki Stadium Soccer stadium, including practice facilities. VIP Architect: ATSP. Developer: Wilaya. Manager: DJSL. Engineers: GLI, DVVD, Designer: ABDI, QS: AD economist. Contractors: CRCEG (China). Cost €100m (overall €210m)
Oran Stadium Main stadium plus athletics stadium (5,000), swimming complex, arena (3,000), tennis stadium, velodrome, sits in natural contours of former quarry. Single level access to two terraces. Architect: ATSP (Atelier Tom Sheehan & Partners). Developer: DJSL (Oran). Construction manager: DLEP. Engineers: GLI, DVVD. QS: AD economist. Contractors: MCC (China). Cost €261m (€98m for main stadium)
Completion 2013 (main stadium)
Host of 2015 Southeast Asian Games. Construction under way. Project will result in a new national stadium development in Premier Park. Integrated land (arena 3,000) and watersport facility (6,000). Retractable dome roof doubles as projection screen. Promises ‘wired’ stadium and interactive experiences. Owner: Singapore Sports Council (Chief Executive Oon Jin Teik). Design, build, operate: Singapore Sports Hub Consortium (SSHC). Construction: Dragages Singapore (Frederic Perez). Operator: Global Spectrum and Pico. Equity partner: HSBC Infrastructure Fund. Real Estate Manager: Premas. Marketing: World Sport Group. Design: Arup Sport, DP Architects. Finance: Public private partnership over 25 years with annual payments covering construction and operation. Suites: 62 (8-32, S$72,000-S$272,000). Capacity 55,000 Cost US$1.25bn
Completion April 2014
SINGAPORE Singapore Sports Hub
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