Singapore National Stadium
Arup Associates
A key feature of the Singapore Sports Hub is the integration of retail restaurant and office space around the stadium. The seamless physical connectivity between these spaces ensures that the precinct is continually busy and active on event and non-event days
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Franklin Kwan
Singapore National Stadium
Arup Associates
Singapore National Stadium
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Arup Associates
Singapore National Stadium
Arup Associates
The 5,000-seat stadium is a striking addition to a 35-hectare waterfront site at Kallang in south-east Singapore.
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Oaker
Singapore National Stadium
Arup Associates
As a new cultural icon, the design has focused on creating a close relationship with the city by opening the interior seating bowl and roof towards the waterfront and the city skyline providing spectators with breath-taking views
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Christian Richters
Singapore National Stadium
Arup Associates
The moveable section of the roof is clad in translucent ETFE pillows and incorporates a matrix of LED lighting and, at 20 000 sqm, it is one of the largest LED displays in the world
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Arup Associates
Singapore National Stadium
Arup Associates
Elite-level sports functionality as well as every-day use are both key drivers for the new National Stadium design
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Christian Richters
Singapore National Stadium
Arup Associates
The dome roof form was chosen as it is inherently a highly structurally efficient geometry for a roof structure of this scale, especially one that integrates a retractable roof
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Christian Richters
Singapore National Stadium
Arup Associates
Dynamic design - the stadium in athletics and football mode
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Arup Associates
Singapore National Stadium
Arup Associates
The dome structure provides shade and cooling when required and is left open when the stadium is not in use, keeping the grass pitch in healthy condition
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Arup Associates
Singapore National Stadium
Arup Associates
A radical cooling system ensures that the stadium will be comfortable whatever the occasion or sporting event. Instead of being supplied at a high level, cooled air will be introduced beneath stadium seats. This will also minimise the volume of air cooled and thus considerably cut energy use. Giant louvres, meanwhile, will provide protection from sun and rain for the grand arcade encircling the stadium, and allow a free circulation of air
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Arup Associates
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Singapore National Stadium
Arup Associates
The largest free spanning dome in the world - The Singapore National Stadium could comfortably envelope the Sydney Opera House
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Arup Associates
Singapore National Stadium
Arup Associates
The energy used to cool the Stadium is 100% offset by renewable energy sources, via PV cells fitted to the roof of adjacent Sports Hub buildings
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Arup Associates
Singapore National Stadium
Arup Associates
Singapore National Stadium is the first stadium in the world purpose-built for Athletics, Cricket, Football and Rugby.
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Arup Associates
Singapore National Stadium
Arup Associates
The Stadium incorporates a moving tier of seats that can be pulled forward when the athletics track is not in use. This improves proximity to the pitch and thus enhances spectator experience and atmosphere
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Christian Richters
Winner & Shortlisted announcements for WAN Landscape, Civic, Metal in Architecture Awards 2016
World Architecture News Awards (WAN AWARDS)
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TAGUS LINEAR PARK by TOPIARIS Lda © João Morgado
Winner & Shortlisted announcements for WAN Landscape, Civic, Metal in Architecture Awards 2016
World Architecture News Awards (WAN AWARDS)
WAN Landscape Award 2016 Winner
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TAGUS LINEAR PARK by TOPIARIS Lda © João Morgado
Winner & Shortlisted announcements for WAN Landscape, Civic, Metal in Architecture Awards 2016
World Architecture News Awards (WAN AWARDS)
WAN Landscape Award 2016 Winner
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TAGUS LINEAR PARK by TOPIARIS Lda © João Morgado
Winner & Shortlisted announcements for WAN Landscape, Civic, Metal in Architecture Awards 2016
World Architecture News Awards (WAN AWARDS)
WAN Landscape Award 2016 Winner
Photo credit:
TAGUS LINEAR PARK by TOPIARIS Lda © João Morgado
Winner & Shortlisted announcements for WAN Landscape, Civic, Metal in Architecture Awards 2016
World Architecture News Awards (WAN AWARDS)
WAN Civic Buildings Award 2016 Winner
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The Broad by Diller Scofidio Renfro © Iwan Baan
Winner & Shortlisted announcements for WAN Landscape, Civic, Metal in Architecture Awards 2016
World Architecture News Awards (WAN AWARDS)
WAN Civic Buildings Award 2016 Winner
Photo credit:
The Broad by Diller Scofidio Renfro © Iwan Baan
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