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    The NSW Government have announced long awaited plans to knock down and rebuild Parramatta Stadium, the home of the Western Sydney Wanderers.

     

    The 30,000 planned capacity is the culmination of the long-term stadium development strategy of the NSW Government, with the political lobbying and jockeying between Parramatta Stadium, the Sydney Football Stadium, ANZ Stadium and Penrith Stadium finally put to rest, at least in terms of the Western Sydney Wanderers.

     

    The first stadium to be built is a new Parramatta Stadium, with the existing stadium demolished to make way for a new 30,000 capacity stadium. A new stadium at Moore Park in the CBD will be between 50,000 and 55,000 seats, and it is likely that ANZ Stadium will be fully rectangularised and may have a retractable roof.

     

    Another potential long-term boom for either the Wanderers or the A-League itself, is a plan for a new stadium in Western Sydney perhaps at Penrith or Liverpool, both locations could provide for matches to be played by the Wanderers, or see the stadium as the home for a new A-League team.

     

    The new Parramatta Stadium is expected to be complete by early 2019 at a cost of approximately $300 million.

     

    I call upon the Wanderers, Football Federation Australia and the NSW Government to ensure that our club is not left out of discussions about the facilities and design at the venue, European style Safe Standing should be a priority at the new stadium to ensure a fully world class venue.

     

    While it is likely the naming rights will be up for sale, I also put forward that the new stadium be called Dino Park.


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    DinoPresinger

    Posted

    I still don't like the curved design. Just my opinion but I've always loved box stadiums

    Wanderboy

    Posted

    I still don't like the curved design. Just my opinion but I've always loved box stadiums

     

    I agree. I like my stadiums to have two tiers that curve around the corners. They just seem more intimidating and enclosed.

    Gazmon

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    I still don't like the curved design. Just my opinion but I've always loved box stadiums

     

    I agree. I like my stadiums to have two tiers that curve around the corners. They just seem more intimidating and enclosed.

     

     

    Can be hard to fit them into a tighter space though, especially in the corners. But, they do provide a good atmosphere... I just thought I'd go with something a little different for this one :)

    DeeDee

    Posted (edited)

    Looks crazy! 

     

    Id probably just like 2 tiers or a longer single tier on both home ends and maybe reduce the free space between seats and roof there to keep the acoustics more intimate and ringing. I do like the gap between the roof on the east and western sides though!

    Edited by DeeDee
    Gazmon

    Posted

    Was mucking around with Google Maps... couldn't get rid of the old stadium (the dark grey bits) and the seating areas went blue. But you get the idea:

     

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    btron3000

    Posted

    They're all pretty good, but I like the ones with open ends so you can walk straight in and down to the RBB. I know people will say that the noise might escape, but Gazmon has managed to show some that look like that but still have a roof, and if the council / leagues club go ahead with their proposal to turn that car park into an entertainment area, then that will look awesome. It'll also create a great vibe and certainly make Parra Stadium stand out compared to other stadiums in Australia.

    theguyyouwishyouwere

    Posted

    As promised some new renderings that have take 4.5 hours this morning...

     

    The first two are daytime ones, apologies for the colour issues on one of the bays in the lower tier. The second two are nighttime renders, just testing some floodlighting. I still need to add seats and a stadium wrap. I'll as much detail as my PC can handle.

     

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    throw some rugby goalposts in there and watch everybody lose their minds

    dmixtaaa

    Posted

    Now to pick my team of building experts who will represent the best Western Sydney has to offer I will tender a bid from my new company. Habib Brothers Civil Construction.
     
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    Flytox

    Posted

    They're all pretty good, but I like the ones with open ends so you can walk straight in and down to the RBB. I know people will say that the noise might escape, but Gazmon has managed to show some that look like that but still have a roof, and if the council / leagues club go ahead with their proposal to turn that car park into an entertainment area, then that will look awesome. It'll also create a great vibe and certainly make Parra Stadium stand out compared to other stadiums in Australia.

    You would probably like the Townsville stadium proposal although the plan is to enclose the end if extra capacity is needed.

     

     

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    btron3000

    Posted (edited)

    Woah that might be a too dramatic! But it's cool.

     

    I think I like mine a bit more conservative. Levi's in America (49ers) has the corners open, and Berlin's Olympic stadium has a smaller gap. Something in between the Townsville one and those two.

     

    I just love how the openness adds to the atmosphere of the whole event, you can feel the buzz from outside, and see people congregating when you are in there. Once the ground is full though, it does take away some seating.

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    Flytox

    Posted

    I think the climate has driven the program for the Townsville stadium.

    Wanderboy

    Posted

     

    Probably my favourite

     

    Couple more of this one, just for you:

     

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    This is exactly the stadium I would like to see. It seems to have the following points covered.........

     

    - Plenty of corporates.

    - 2 Tiers curving around the ends.

    - Good depth to both lower and upper tiers.

    - Good roof coverage.

    - Nice looking from the outside

     

    I like it!!

    btron3000

    Posted

    I think the climate has driven the program for the Townsville stadium.

     

    Using the wind off the water like Gosford? Except at Gosford it's freezing!

    ColdRock

    Posted

    Too late, Giants already built it

     

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    WhoDoWeSingFor

    Posted

     

    They're all pretty good, but I like the ones with open ends so you can walk straight in and down to the RBB. I know people will say that the noise might escape, but Gazmon has managed to show some that look like that but still have a roof, and if the council / leagues club go ahead with their proposal to turn that car park into an entertainment area, then that will look awesome. It'll also create a great vibe and certainly make Parra Stadium stand out compared to other stadiums in Australia.

    You would probably like the Townsville stadium proposal although the plan is to enclose the end if extra capacity is needed.

     

     

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    That's a great design for that part of the country.

     

    You'd want those breezes.

    Hughesy

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    Probably my favourite

    Couple more of this one, just for you:

     

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    This is exactly the stadium I would like to see. It seems to have the following points covered.........

     

    - Plenty of corporates.

    - 2 Tiers curving around the ends.

    - Good depth to both lower and upper tiers.

    - Good roof coverage.

    - Nice looking from the outside

     

    I like it!!

    I like it too, that's probably my favourite of all your designed Gaz. Any chance we could see some more of it?
    FCWanderers

    Posted

    Just how big will that stadium be? Smith and ARU boss Bill Pulver want it to be more than 60,000 seats.

     

    If it's not, we wonder if Smith and Grant will follow through with their thinly veiled threat to take the NRL grand final and more Origin matches to Brisvegas.

     

    Grant is on the record as saying he thinks ANZ Stadium should basically be bulldozed. Smith thinks about as much, too.

     

     

    Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/arl-chairman-john-grants-fallout-with-dave-smith-has-nrl-clubs-jittery-20150910-gjjbpk.html#ixzz3lYyzaM8w

     

    If the article is true then we now know why those in charge of the NRL are pushing so hard for the Allianz stadium to be replaced.

    Jowel

    Posted

    Yeah. The NRL are threatening to take big games to allianz. The purpose of these threats are to leverage a better upgrade to ANZ and make it a rectangle. If that happens then the NRL will keep the big games at ANZ

    btron3000

    Posted

    It's pretty clear that ANZ is the problem. If we built a white elephant for the Olympics that is causing this much **** - in a city with sports that use ovals no less - imagine the problems Brasil will have after hosting a WC and Olympics!!

    Gazmon

    Posted

    Don't have many more of that one that ya'll seem to like, but I did find these:

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    I am also rebuilding this one, using some better design principles. I found the original file and there were a lot of little things that irk me about the design (i.e. not built to code, can't fit rugby league, not sure if it fits the plot). I'll also change a few other little things too as well to fit in with the modern design principles that we're seeing in the US.




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