Suburban Stadium Case Study

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Looking at the issues with constructing a new stadium in the city of London the main issue was finding the perfect location that can support our plans of having a multi-purpose stadium with 100,000 seating capacity. We found two possible locations that were completely different in geographical positioning. The first location we found was about twelve miles outside the city of London, which is not bad in a sense because it was a cheap plot of land. Then we came to a realization that our potential fans would be passing the new state of the art Wembley Stadium. Since the stadium is brand new and holds up to 90,000 soccer fans, we decided that we needed to find an area to build within the city of London itself that would be different to Wembly …show more content…

We have a multifaceted facility to attract every fan around the city of London. We plan to host multiple sports within our stadium. We are including but are not limited to Football, Soccer, Rugby, and Track and Field. This facility will be able to host an event daily to maximize the profit and the fans experiencing our facility. The stadium will feature a new state of the art Kentucky bluegrass surface that will maximize the play on the field. This grass will be manicured daily to ensure that the field is top of the line. The track aspect of the stadium will be suspended in the air and when needed will be able to be dropped down into place to compete on. This design helps us maximize the space for the fans due to being able to have seats closer to the field. The other major aspect for fans is a video board that wraps around the whole inside of the stadium, creating an encompassing atmosphere that allows fans to see from anywhere. This aspect is unlike any other stadium around the world and revolutionizes fan experience. Within this stadium we will also have a fan section for our soccer fans to be together during games, this atmosphere, The Tea Time Crew, will give the soccer fans a place to be wild while also connecting with people around them. The energy and resources for the whole stadium is going to be renewable and be the main reason why costs will be so high …show more content…

Once ground is broken on this stadium we have a timetable to be finished within two years. This will give us time to set up our headquarters for the football team and allow us time to have our season ticket holders a time to come in and get acquainted with their new home for years to come. Once 2019 rolls around we will be fully functional for all events and ready to start a new chapter in London

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