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ARENA - LONDON, UK |
The
recently renovated London Arena in Docklands brings a new dimension
to sport and entertainment in the capital. PanStadia finds out what
went on behind the scenes.
53-006 ICE DELIGHT: London is set
to welcome the game of ice hockey in a big way, thanks to SMG, one of
the world's leading facility management companies. [LONDON ARENA
- MANAGEMENT]
53-012 STAND AND DELIVER: Whilst
entertainment took a break, the next season at the London Arena was
being prepared - with some surprises. [LONDON ARENA - PROJECT
MANAGEMENT]
53-015 FRESH ETHER: Ventilation
and environmental issues were major considerations. [LONDON ARENA
- ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN]
53-020 TIGHT FIT: Fitting out the
brand new executive suites proved to have some exiting moments! [LONDON
ARENA - INTERIORS]
53-022 SEATED COMFORTABLY: The
state-of-the-art seating by Audience Systems delivers space and vision
for the whole audience. [LONDON ARENA - SEATING]
53-026 CENTRE STAGE: See before
you buy - a useful guide to selecting a jumbo display system. [LONDON
ARENA - CONSULTANCY]
53-032 IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Computer-generated
lighting plots and design innovation create theatrical style floodlighting.
[LONDON ARENA - LIGHTING]
53-036 CLEAR ZONE: An environmentally
friendly refrigeration system - Canadian style - has been installed.
[LONDON ARENA - ICE FLOOR]
53-038 QUICK RELEASE: A de-mountable
dasher board system makes for the most flexible use of the arena. [LONDON
ARENA - ICE PRODUCTS]
53-039 JOINT DELIGHT: Julian Skeens
tackles a difficult licensing situation. [LONDON ARENA - LICENSING]
53-040 MOVING ON: W.A. Fairhurst
and Partners tackled tight schedules and some tricky moments to provide
engineering solutions for the London Arena. [LONDON ARENA - ENGINEERING]
53-042 GLOBAL CONNECT: When
two giants of architecture have visions in the same direction the result
is the perfect partnership. [ARCHITECTURE]
53-044 PARKING LOT PARADISE: Paul S. Hendren discovers
that tailgating is everyman's sky box. [CASE STUDY]
53-050 FLOWER CITY: Guangzhou
is preparing itself for the 9th National Games of the Republic of China
in 2001. [ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN]
53-052 MULTI TALENTED: Your
next ticket could have some exiting features on it. [TICKETING]
53-054 SOUL REVIVAL: The rebirth of football in
Los Angeles may be helped by the revival of an old favourite. [ARCHITECTURE]
53-056 TOTAL IMAGE: A
cold and snowy February morning in Montreal paved the way for a mobile
display system for the TOTE. [VIDEO SCREENS]
53-062 - FRONTLINE 2000: The middle eastern city
of Beirut sheds its battle orders and readies for football with the
Asian Nations Cup. [CASE STUDY]
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53-068 INNER SPECTACLE: Megan
Ashfield describes the challenges of keeping the interior design of
stadia to the highest expectations of visitors. [ARCHITECTURE AND
DESIGN]
53-072 MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE: Gearhouse
presents a truly versatile fixed or mobile video sceen as well as their
new fully fledged 12,000 seat mobile arena [VIDEO
SCREENS AND TEMPORARY STRUCTURES]
53-078 FOCAL POINT: The
design, construction and maintenance of an international natural turf
surface requires the careful balancing of many criteria. [CASE STUDY]
53-086 ROLLING GRACE: A
new revolution in turf protection by Tildenet is heading your way. [TURF
PROTECTION]
53-088 BLUNT CONDUCT: Global
economies can influence a football club's fortunes. Can there be any
other factors involved? [PLANNING]
53-090 AFRICAN STAR: True
to life colour LED video systems are being produced for the first time
in Africa by Stardust. [VIDEO SCREENS]
53-094 DRIVING FORCE: After the successful event in Singapore,
Football Expo reconvenes in Cannes, January 1999. [FOOTBALL EXPO
1999]
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