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Derby Arena Under construction velodrome and sports arena at Derby’s Pride Park. 12-court sports hall, a 250m cycle suites. Developer: Derby City Council. Construction: Mace. Parking: 600. Capacity 4,000 (5,000 concerts) Cost £22m-£50m
Completion 2014
Leeds Arena 180-tonne, 45-metre-long steel beam in position to support the main stage. Council took plans forward despite setback to get government funding of £18m and Predicted to bring £25.5m per year to the city’s economy. Jobs: 450. The arena’s layout is so-called ’super theatre’ with none of the seats more than 68m (223ft) from centre stage. Mobile retractable units: Audience Systems. Architect: Populous. Construction (design and build): BAM (construction manager Gordon Alexander). Landscape architect: Whitelaw Turkington. Operator: SMG (25 years). Consultants PMP recommended town hall/exhibition/arena option. Finance: £10m Yorkshire Forward, rest council. Capacity 13,500 Cost £60m (£55m)
Completion 2013
London: 2012 Aquatics Centre Completed in Olympic mode. Will be converted to legacy after 2012 Games. Located in the south of the Olympic Park and designed as the main gateway into the Games, hosting swimming, diving, synchronised swimming, water pentathlon, Paralympic Games swimming events. Two 50m swimming pools and a diving pool. Architect: Zaha Hadid. Construction: Balfour Beatty (including land bridge). Roof span: 160m long and 95m at its widest point. Roof steel: 2800 tonnes.
Capacity 17,500 Games mode, 2,500 legacy
Cost Completion 2014
Milton Keynes: National Badminton Centre The National Badminton Centre will move two miles from its current location to upgrade facilities and increase the supply of courts for the growing demand. A 12-court club, athlete accommodation, 6 indoor tennis courts, 6 Capacity 2,500 Cost £20m
Completion 2015
Preston Riverworks Arena Blue sky 20-year project for river area includes concert arena proposal.
Sheffield: Motorpoint Arena Upgrade to the 1991 arena will include replacing the and new external concourse doors. Capacity 12,500
Completion 2013
FINLAND Tampere Central Arena
Multipurpose arena for basketball tenant with Tony Parker academy on site. Owner negotiating with construction companies. Architect: Gensler (Ron Turner), Groupe-6. Operator: Global Spectrum Europe. Finance consultant: AMB Consult. Project manager: G2 Strategic. Owner: SPSM. Area: 39,300m2 Business seats: 1,420.
. Loges: 180 places.
Capacity 12,000 (hockey), 2,000-4,000 theatre)
Completion 2014
Paris: Bercy Two phase upgrade for the well-known sports and concerts arena. Loges: 52. Capacity 21,000 (17,000) Cost €110m
Completion 2015 ISRAEL
Jerusalem: Hapoel Arena Sports and cultural arena next to Teddy Stadium in the city’s south. Possible second phase with 4,400 more seats for international games. Architect: Arthur Spector. Finance: Mifal Hapayis national lottery NIS 200m, Toto sports betting council NIS 20m, city NIS 20m. Capacity 5,600 Cost NIS 240m
Completion 2013
Jerusalem: Lotto Hall Basketball arena under construction as part of complex which includes Olympic-sized swimming pool, skating rink and 12,000ft2
Staged completion to host the 19th Maccabiah Games in 2013. Finance: Mifal Hapais looter NIS 220m, municipality NIS 130m. Capacity 10,600 Cost NIS 400m
Completion 2014 ITALY
Bologna: Palazzetto Sport Proposed arena, rehab centre, wellness centre, edutainment. Owner: Development S.r.l. 77. Architect: A + U PERFORMA with Arup and Arup Sport Italia. Area: 25,000m2
. Capacity 15,000 Completion 2013
Finland’s second largest indoor arena for 2013 Ice Hockey World Championships. Multi-purpose to be built above the existing railroad track near the city’s main railway station. Underground parking connected to Sori Bridge. Architect: Daniel Libeskind. Wooden facades and turf roof. Operator: Tampere Central Arena Ltd (Rikard Bjurström). Finance: Tampere City €19m, other public grants and private investment. Capacity 12,000 (hockey), 15,000 (concert) Cost €95m (plus €12.5m car park)
Completion 2016 (starts 2014) KUWAIT
Kuwait City: Kuwait Arena In Sabah Al-Salem, a suburb south of the capital. Arena for indoor sports, primarily basketball and volleyball. Designed to host international competition. Main bowl and adjacent halls (1,840). Owner: Public Authority for Youth and Sports (PAYS, president Fuad Al-Falah). Area: 19,000m2
. Parking: 9,000m2
Capacity 5,000 Cost $53m
Completion 2014 . FRANCE
Dunkerque Arena Two halls with combined 10,700 seats plus VIP seats and boxes. Walkways serving the stands, shopping and reception areas. Arena is designed to contribute to the development of the two clubs USDK handball and BCM Gravelines Dunkirk basketball. Architects: Chabanne and Partenaires, AvantPropos, AB + Architects. Design and construction: VINCI construction France (subsidiaries ADIM Nord Picardie, SOGEA CARONI and DUMEZ EPS). Operator: VINCI facilities. Capacity 10,700 Cost €112.4m
Completion Autumn 2015 Lyon: Arena Villeurbanne-Lyon POLAND
Krakow: Olympic Arena for hockey, skating, athletics, basketball, volleyball. Construction/developer: Mostostal. Capacity 15,000-18,000 Cost PLN 300m ($76m)
Completion 2013 ROMANIA
Constanta Arena For tenant handball team HCM. Also on site: indoor Olympic pool (2,000), gymnasium (1,000), hotel, pedestrian plaza landscaping and water elements. Parking: 2,000. Area: 37,500m2
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Capacity 10,500 Cost €70m
RUSSIA
Moscow: VTB Arena Sports and entertainment development in Petrovsky Park near the historic center of Moscow. For Continental Hockey League’s and Russian Basketball Federation’s Dynamo clubs. Alongside VTB Stadium (Dynamo Moscow, 45,000) and in one building with retail mall and parking. Architect: Manica Architecture. Design and operations consultant: AEG Facilities. Capacity 11,500 Cost
Completion 2016 SCOTLAND
Edinburgh: RHASS Arena Proposed arena development as part of Royal Highland Agricultural Society for Scotland (RHASS – chief executive Ray Jones) move to Norton Park. Architect: Make. Design: Edaw. Capacity 10,000 Cost £275m (arena £50m+)
Glasgow: Hydro Arena Commissioning systems after slight construction delay Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC). Host for Commonwealth Games 2014 events. Dedicated to concerts and entertainment. Airconditioning, theatrical lighting and sound grid. Overall funding: £118m (Scottish Enterprise £25m private sector £77m, Glasgow City Council £15m, European Union £1m. Jobs: 3,000. Architect: Foster and Partners. Quantity surveyors and cost consultancy: Gardiner & Theobald. Civil & Structural engineering: Ove Arup & Partners Scotland Ltd. Mechanical & electrical engineering: Ove Arup & Partners Scotland Ltd. Planning supervisors: Halcrow H&S Ltd. Project management: Turner Townsend. Construction: Bovis Lend Lease. Operator: SECC (CEO John Sharkey). Naming rights: Scottish Hydro (£315m). Commercial partner: AEG Worldwide (secured naming rights, working on other commercial sponsorship). Capacity 12,500 Cost £62m (est. £50m)
Completion Glasgow:
Tollcross Park, National Swimming Centre Expansion for Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games to include a six-lane 50m pool. Capacity 2,000 Cost £13.8m
Completion 2013 SPAIN
Alicante: IFA Arena Owner and developer: Institucion Ferial Alicantina (IFA). IFA2011 – Mediterranean Emotions project for new exhibition, conference and meeting space, and multifunctional arena for all types of shows and events. Project consultant: Jordi Valverdu. IFA General Director: Antonio Galvan. Capacity 15,000 Cost €60m
Completion 2014
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