3D model by Rexfan2 | Reds Park is a 30,000 seat stadium located in Adelaide, South Australia and planned to be home to the Adelaide United Hyundai A-League team as well as any rugby league team that comes to Adelaide.... |
Friday, August 19, 2011
Reds Park (Adelaide United)
Reds Park (Adelaide United):
Friday, August 12, 2011
Sunday, August 7, 2011
ARENA update
Roof and walls are starting to come along. Building will utilise natural light as well as allowing good views of the cityscape around it.
Test view from the VIP box at the southern end. No artificial lighting, test chairs.
Again, same location except the VIP viewing seats.
Test render, artificial hanging light, test chairs.
Test view from the VIP box at the southern end. No artificial lighting, test chairs.
Again, same location except the VIP viewing seats.
Test render, artificial hanging light, test chairs.
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Arena for Recreation and Entertainment, New Atlantis
Or more simply, ARENA. ARENA will be an 18,000 seat basketball/ice hockey/boxing/wrestling/concert building in New Atlantis. Bottom tier (shown below) seats 13000 and is under construction.
Early preview of the roofing structure
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Reds Park
So I have settled on a name for the stadium. From here on, it will be known as Reds Park.
The two images above show the end stand, at night and in the afternoon.
Well, I guess the cat is well and truly out of the bag now. The roof along either wing is comprised of 6048 solar panels.
A view of the inside, with flags, scoreboard and banners added. The banners in reality would be more imaginative and more vibrant, but you get the idea - think American-styled stadium banners.
Capacity is currently 31,396 but expect that to end up around 30,500 once press seats are installed.
The two images above show the end stand, at night and in the afternoon.
Well, I guess the cat is well and truly out of the bag now. The roof along either wing is comprised of 6048 solar panels.
A view of the inside, with flags, scoreboard and banners added. The banners in reality would be more imaginative and more vibrant, but you get the idea - think American-styled stadium banners.
Capacity is currently 31,396 but expect that to end up around 30,500 once press seats are installed.
Friday, July 15, 2011
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
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