STADIUMS
DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE OPENING 2019
National Stadium of Japan Japan
The 18,000-seat stadium was designed by 360 Architecture
OPENING TBC
Earthquakes stadium San Jose, CA, USA
Major League Soccer (MLS) club San Jose Earthquakes has moved a step closer to its new stadium after planning offi cials for the Californian city backed the proposals.
OPENING 2016/17
Brentford FC Stadium London, UK
Brentford Football Club (BFC) has moved forward with plans for the development of a new community stadium in west London after it acquired land from Barratt Homes. The development company purchased the
7.6 acre (3.1 hectare) site more than four years ago and is working with the League One club on the stadium scheme. BFC is proposing to build a 15,000-capac- ity venue on the land, while having the option of expanding to 20,000 seats at a later stage. The project also includes some residential units.
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The San Jose Planning Commission upheld the planned development permit, enabling the club to commence work. Designed by 360 Architecture, the 18,000-seat stadium is expected to cost around US$60m (£37.3m, 45.8m) and will comprise three stands with a ”European- style” roof design.
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The Japan Sport Council (JSC) has selected Zaha Hadid Architects to
redesign its 130bn yen (£923.3m, 1.1bn, US$1.5bn) Kasumigaoka National Stadium in Shinjuku, Tokyo. The 80,000-seat stadium will need to be completed in time for the coun- try’s staging of the 2019 Rugby World Cup and as part of Tokyo’s bid for the 2020 Olympic Games. The London-based architects –
responsible for the design of the 17,500-capacity London Aquatics Centre – was selected ahead of 11 other candidates. The competition restricted entry to practices that had been recipients of the Pritzker Prize, AIA gold medal, UIA gold medal, Praemium Imperiale or RIBA gold medal. Applicants were also required to have experience of designing a 15,000+ capacity stadium. The 48 entries were whittled down to a shortlist of 11, including Cox Archi- tecture and SANAA.
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www.zaha-hadid.com The stadium will open for the 2016/17 season
The deal was completed for an undis- closed sum and funded by long-term supporter of the club Matthew Benham. Plans will be submitted to Hounslow Council this year, with a scheduled opening for the 2016/17 season.
Hadid won the design competition ●
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