Dynamo Stadium - Design discussion III (capacity, roof, stands, stage, etc.)

Re: Dynamo Stadium News VIII: TSU Agrees to Become Tenant

I can't decide if that's a really ugly stadium or a really cool looking stadium. It sort of looks like it just landed there.

 

Re: Dynamo Stadium News VIII: TSU Agrees to Become Tenant

What proposed stadium is that? I don't recognize it.

 

Re: Dynamo Stadium News VIII: TSU Agrees to Become Tenant

That's not that bad in my opinion. We could get really drunk and hang from those tubular beams on the roof. hahaha

 

Re: Dynamo Stadium News VIII: TSU Agrees to Become Tenant

Or get the water hose working and you can just slide down (to your death) the giant silver things.

 

Ok, now I know what it reminds me of, it's like a giant pan of Jiffy Pop popcorn, and we would all be cooking like popcorn inside of it during an August afternoon.

 

Re: Dynamo Stadium News VIII: TSU Agrees to Become Tenant

that design is ment to reflect all the hate from the two franchises across from 59. Not to mention the bullets from passerbyes.

 

Re: Dynamo Stadium News VIII: TSU Agrees to Become Tenant

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kadir_Has_City_Stadium

 

Click here for cool pics of the new Red Bulls stadium under contruction.

 

the thing that slays me is that RBA is on the side of the River that all the bodies from Newark wash up on. talk about f$%^ing creepy...makes tailgating a little more interesting.

But I doubt there will be much tailgating-the PATH stop in on the corner across the street from the stadium.

 

can't wait to visit one of those bars and pay $17 for a bud light. New York sucks.

 

Here's a really interesting discussion with Gino Rossetti, whose firm was responsible for the HDC, Toyota Park, and Rio Tinto, as well as the new stadiums for the Union and Red Bulls.

Conversations in Soccer - Gino Rossetti of Rossetti Architects

Conversations in Soccer - Gino Rossetti of Rossetti Architects Part 2​

Here's an early rendering for the HDC:

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Here are some recent aerial photos of Union Field in Chester. Just for informational sake, they broke ground on Dec. 1, 2008 but actual construction started in late January or February of 2009. They don't expect the stadium to open until July 2010 but that fits with the normal 18 month construction timeline.

 

And, if you missed it earlier, here's a slide show of the RBA construction in progress:

Red Bull Arena

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hold up....wait a minute......what is that green stuff in that picture?

 

Definitely going to try and make the roadie to NY next season. Wow.

Still need to hit up Toronto and Seattle too. Come on job with Continental.

 

New jersey snow is not all yellow?

 

droooool...

Here's a video on RBA from the Guardian:


A first look at New York's first ever 'soccer-specific stadium' - As construction continues, we take a look inside Red Bull Arena near New York City

 

Here's an article about the new stadium in Allen ISD, which costs about $60 million.

Obviously, the Dynamo stadium won't have some of the components that this facility will have, but it's still interesting to see what sort of stadium they're building for $60 million:

Rivals: Texas school set to begin work on $60M stadium​

There's a slide show with some renditions.