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Don Valley stadium Sheffi eld, UK
Don Valley Stadium in Sheffi eld is to be transformed into a £40m “sports and wellbeing park”.
The plans, described as the most
comprehensive Olympic legacy project outside of London, would see the demolition of the existing Don Valley stadium - creating a continuous site of 25 acres between a new stadium and the English Institute of Sport. At the heart of the planned devel- opment is a new stadium - providing a new home for the Sheffi eld Eagles (Rugby League) and Titans (Rugby Union) teams - as well as new ven- ues for basketball, gymnastics and snooker A High Performance Centre, linked with Sheffi eld Hallam Uni- versity, would also be created along with a new National Centre for Sport and Exercise Medicine. The Wood- bourn Road athletics site would also be redeveloped into a 60-80 metre indoor facility to provide all-weather training facilities.
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The new sports and entertainment precinct will be built in central Sydney
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Sydney Cricket & Sports Ground Sydney, Australia
The redevelopment scheme will cost £40m 16
A new masterplan has been revealed by the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) Trust for the creation of a new sports and entertainment precinct in central Sydney, Australia. The long-term vision contains and links the SCG itself with the Allianz Stadium and surrounding land, with the trust aiming to maintain the visitor experience for sports fans and concert goers.
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Key components of the masterplan include the completion of the SCG’s North- ern Stand, as well as a redevelopment of its Churchill, Brewongle and O’Reilly Stands. A new public plaza will be established between the SCG and the Allianz Stadium, which will boast a newly extended or fully covered roof and an LED façade mesh. Meanwhile, the masterplan also contains plans for parklands and sporting fi elds that will allow Moore Park to rival locations like the UK’s Hyde Park and Munich’s Olympic Park in Germany.
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