Stadia: A Design and Development Guide

Stadia: A Design and Development Guide

by JuanAntonioSamaranch (Foreword), Geraint John (Author), RodSheard (Author)

Synopsis

This completely updated third edition is an essential design guide for those responsible for designing and providing new stadia and also making major alterations to existing buildings. Stadia are one of the most exciting building types; designed well, they can enhance and provide a comfortable venue for great occasions. One new chapter for this edition - 'Stadia and Tourism' looks at this modern, very interesting aspect of stadia. This authoritative and comprehensive guide to stadia design will be invaluable to those responsible for the provision of new stadia or refurbishment. Both authors have been involved in the design of stadia, arenas and grandstands for many years and this book reflects their wealth of experience and expertise. You can learn from the knowledge of this well-known author team: Rod Sheard is Senior Vice President of HOK + LOBB Sport, Leisure and Entertainment Architects. It has an international appeal, worldwide case studies, including the new Wembley. It is highly illustrated, covering all technical aspects in detail.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 288
Edition: 3rd Revised edition
Publisher: Architectural Press
Published: 06 Nov 2001

ISBN 10: 0750645342
ISBN 13: 9780750645348
Book Overview: * Learn from the knowledge of this well-known author team: Rod Sheard is Senior Vice President of HOK + LOBB Sport, Leisure and Entertainment Architects * International appeal, worldwide case studies, including the new Wembley * Highly illustrated, covering all technical aspects in detail, includes a section on 'Stadia and Tourism'

Media Reviews
Review for previous edition: 'Owners, managers and users should take the trouble to read it.' Mark Webb Review of this edition: '...well written, well presented and represents an excellent all-round guide to all aspects of stadium design and development.' James W. Froggatt, Building Engineer