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Other articles appearing in this issue:
51-006 DREAM MAKERS - PART ONE: SIMON INGLIS
wonders in what form the legend of Wembley Stadium will live on - part
two next issue. [PLANNING]
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51-014 OPEN SESAME: The lid is opened
on two Canadian stadiums that have opted for moveable roofs. [ENGINEERING]
51-016 TOWERS OF SONG: Battersea power
station in London was transformed for three weeks by the addition of
the world’s largest ever temporary venue. [TEMPORARY STRUCTURES]
51-020 CROWNING GLORY: From amplifiers
to microphones, only one choice was good enough for the Notre Dame stadium.
[CASE STUDY]
51-022 TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY FINANCE:
Where does sports facility finance go from here? [RISK MANAGEMENT]
51-024 WORLD CUP 1998: France is preparing
for FIFA's World Cup in grand style. [WORLD CUP 1998]
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51-030 MOVING GIANTS: Trucking will
never be the same with huge video screens on board. [VIDEO SCREENS]
51-032 BLUE MOON: The creation of the
blue LED has opened an entire spectrum to large-scale displays. [VIDEO
SCREENS]
51-040 TUNNEL VISION: Invision’s Big
Screen division offer world-leading technology in LED screens. [VIDEO
SCREENS]
51-044 LIGHT FANTASTIC: Necessity creates
a new projection system for COLOR, with the aid of “Magic”. [VIDEO SCREENS]
51-048 ESSENTIAL VIEWING: Changing technology
makes large screen displays available to all. [VIDEO SCREENS]
51-052 BIRTH OF THE BLUES: The introduction
of “a very bright blue” device has revolutionised video screen quality
and manufacture. [VIDEO SCREENS]
51-056 PICTURE THIS: Acme Multimedia
show that signs are more dynamic with pictures. [SCREEN TECHNOLOGY]
51-060 CLOSE DETAIL: CCDL look at large
screen video production and performance. [VIDEO SCREENS]
51-066 GREEN THOUGHTS: Digital TV and
the environment are considerations in the design of ‘fourth generation
stadia’. [ARCHITECTURE]
51-068 SKIN TONES: What are the merits
of man made fabrics in building fabrications? [ROOFING]
51-072 FOUR SEASONS: Washington State
Stadium will be a year-round destination attracting a diverse range
of events and shows. [ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN]
51-076 HAND IN HAND: Positive attitudes
have been tested in the building of the new stand at Aintree. [ARCHITECTURE]
51-080 ALIVE AND KICKING: As the game
of soccer is taking hold around America, we look at the need for proper
facilities. [PLANNING]
51-084 WELL PITCHED: No amount of merchandising
or corporate hospitality can save the day if the pitch is in poor condition.
[TURF MAINTENANCE]
51-088 ON THE BALL: DD ActionTurf is
a clear winner for the Hockey World Cup 1998. [TURF TECHNOLOGY]
51-092 NATURAL EXTENSIONS: Bad weather
does not have to mean ruined matches if your turf incorporates artificial
grass fibres. [TURF TECHNOLOGY]
51-094 IN THE DARK: Many stadia are
built without proper consideration for the needs of natural grass. [TURF
TECHNOLOGY]
51-096 SWEEPING SYMPHONY: Recent developments
by SportGrass are set to make their mark on pitches around the world.
[TURF TECHNOLOGY]
51-100 RUBBER SET: Recycled rubber produces
a revolutionary playing surface. [TURF TECHNOLOGY]
51-104 TIME AND TIDE... Events of a
very diverse nature can be staged in rapid succession on Terraplas.
[TURF PROTECTION]
51-108 THE STADIUM, KINGSPARK: Staging
a Michael Jackson concert and Rugby Currie-Cup semi-final only three
days apart was no joke! [CASE STUDY]
51-112 BRIGHT PROSPECT: Off-the-shelf
lighting solutions are not always the answer. [LIGHTING]
51-114 MASTERING SOUND: How to deliver
quality sound to the technically tuned patron. [SOUND]
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