All Sports venue Articles
Many of the world’s biggest football clubs are currently overhauling their famous stadia.
From Spain’s Real Madrid and Italy’s AC Milan to the venues for the upcoming controversial Fifa World Cup in Qatar, we take a look at some of the more innovative construction projects in the football world.
Architect Populous wins project to replace famous Italian football venue
Engineering firm Sener demonstrates its patented system at Real Madrid’s historic stadium
Rental company provides Atlas Copco’s HiLight B5+ lighting towers to light scooter, skate and BMX competitors
Contractor uses a new Benninghoven TBA 3000 asphalt mixing plant for racing championship venue in Sochi, Russia
Liverpool Council approves construction of 52,000-capacity waterfront stadium for Everton FC
Country’s largest contractors bid for project to revamp Barcelona’s iconic football stadium
Firm wins €110 million build and operate contract on international sports stadium
4D construction modelling solution to be used for FC Barcelona’s renovation to Espai Barça arena
Contract signed with City of Helsinki for renovation of Olympic Stadium worth €156 million
Spanish-based contractor starts elevating steel roof of new Atlético Madrid football stadium
New €573 million, 60,000-seater stadium designs for London’s Chelsea FC given the go-ahead by local council
Balfour Beatty completes complex engineering work to create multi-purpose venue in the heart of the British capital
London football club submits planning application to build new stadium with much increased capacity
Research company Timetric says losing tournament would be devastating as massive investment in buildings and infrastructure is proposed
A scheme to increase the capacity of ‘De Kuip’ and add a retractable roof have been dropped due to disagreements on costs between the owner and contractor consortium
Contractor fears original €305 million forecast would not see the company break even
€185 million contract awarded to turn London Olympic Stadium into multi-use venue
The German subsidiary of Netherlands-based contractor Royal BAM Group has signed four new contracts for developments in its domestic market.
Total cost of 27,000-seat football stadium and entertainment complex put at €1.1 billion