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Stadia Arenas and Grandstands

ABSTRACT

This book covers the International Concrete Society Conference held at the Cardiff International Arena and will be of interest to architects and planners, facility managers and consultants in the fields of engineering, environmental control and services and leisure managemnet, media facilities and to client organizations planning major sports and '

TABLE OF CONTENTS

part |1 pages

PART ONE DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING

chapter 1|13 pages

STADIUM PLANNING IN TODAY’S TOWNSCAPES

chapter 2|7 pages

MAKING A NEW STADIUM SPECIAL

chapter 3|6 pages

THE NEED FOR A NEW APPROACH TO INITIAL COST ESTIMATING FOR STADIA AND GRANDSTAND FACILITIES

chapter 4|8 pages

OLD STADIA MEET CURRENT REQUIREMENTS BY RENOVATION, REHABILITATION AND REPAIR

chapter 5|11 pages

ESTABLISHING BASIC FACILITIES IN PREVIOUSLY DISADVANTAGED AREAS OF SOUTH AFRICA

part |1 pages

PART TWO RISK MANAGEMENT AND SAFETY

chapter 6|10 pages

THE ‘GREEN GUIDE’ AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE

chapter 7|11 pages

STRATEGIC RISK MANAGEMENT IN PUBLIC ASSEMBLY FACILITIES

chapter 8|5 pages

PREDICTION OF CROWD MOVEMENT USING COMPUTER SIMULATION

chapter 9|5 pages

MINIMISING THE EFFECTS OF TERRORISM BY DESIGN

chapter 10|8 pages

THE ROI BAUDOUIN AND STANDARD STADIA, BELGIUM: A CONCEPTION OF SAFETY AND ECONOMY

part |1 pages

PART THREE STRUCTURAL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

chapter 11|13 pages

PRECAST CONCRETE IN STADIA

chapter 12|4 pages

MODERN STADIA HISTORY AND THE USE OF CONCRETE

chapter 13|8 pages

STEEL STANDS: THE PREMIER CHOICE FOR SPORTS STADIA

chapter 14|12 pages

FULL-SCALE TESTING OF LARGE CANTILEVER GRANDSTANDS TO DETERMINE THEIR DYNAMIC RESPONSE

chapter 15|9 pages

DEVELOPMENT OF REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIALIST FOUNDATIONS FOR SPORTS STADIA

part |1 pages

PART FOUR SERVICES AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

chapter 16|15 pages

ENVIRONMENTAL LOADS AND MICROCLIMATE IMPACTS ON SPORTS FACILITIES

chapter 17|10 pages

THE USE OF WINDBREAK FENCING TO CONTROL ATMOSPHERIC WIND CONDITIONS IN SPORTS STADIA

chapter 18|6 pages

SOUND, NOISE AND ACOUSTICS IN STADIUM DESIGN

chapter 19|5 pages

THE ‘SMARTSOUND’ NOISE ADAPTIVE PUBLIC ADDRESS CONTROL SYSTEM

chapter 20|11 pages

THE FUTURE OF INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC INFRASTRUCTURE IN MULTI-PURPOSE STADIA AND ARENAS

chapter 21|6 pages

INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS FOR SCOREBOARD AND TIMING SYSTEMS IN NEW STADIA

chapter 22|7 pages

CONSTRUCTION AND MANAGEMENT OF SPORTS PITCHES IN AN ARENA ENVIRONMENT

chapter 23|7 pages

HIGH PERFORMANCE NATURAL TURF SPORTSFIELDS TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF 21st CENTURY STADIA

part |1 pages

PART FIVE NEW STADIA PROJECTS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

chapter 24|8 pages

The Millennium Stadium—Cardiff Arms Park

chapter 25|5 pages

WEMBLEY—THE NEW NATIONAL STADIUM: DEVELOPMENTS TO DATE AND PLANS FOR THE FUTURE

chapter 26|6 pages

READING FOOTBALL CLUB: DEVELOPING WITHIN THE COMMUNITY

chapter 27|6 pages

DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF FACILITIES AT THE VALLEY STADIUM—BUILDING SUCCESS

chapter 28|5 pages

Multi-purpose indoor arenas: the Nynex Arena, Manchester—a development case study

chapter 29|13 pages

THE REDEVELOPMENT OF TWICKENHAM

chapter 30|8 pages

‘TENNIS IN AN ENGLISH GARDEN’: THE NEW No. 1 COURT AND BROADCAST CENTRE, ALL ENGLAND LAWN TENNIS AND CROQUET CLUB, WIMBLEDON

part |1 pages

PART SIX SUCCESSFUL STADIA PROJECTS AROUND THE WORLD

chapter 31|7 pages

ATLANTA OLYMPICS: THE BIG STORY

chapter 32|9 pages

HIGH TECHNOLOGY STADIUM CONSTRUCTION BY TAKENAKA CORPORATION, JAPAN

chapter 33|3 pages

THE AMSTERDAM ARENA: ONE OF THE MOST INNOVATIVE ENTERTAINMENT FACILITIES IN EUROPE

chapter 34|5 pages

DESIGN OF ANYANG CITY GYMNASIUM, KOREA

chapter 35|10 pages

AIR CANADA CENTRE: STRUCTURAL DESIGN PROCESS

chapter 36|10 pages

THE CENTRO ARENA, OBERHAUSEN, GERMANY

chapter 37|9 pages

MANAGING MAJOR PROJECTS: SOME LESSONS FROM STADIUM AUSTRALIA AN OWNER’S PERSPECTIVE

chapter 38|8 pages

ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF SPORTS VENUES