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How Large-Scale Stadium Construction and Renovation Sites Manage to Stay Clean and Organized
18 May
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How Large-Scale Stadium Construction and Renovation Sites Manage to Stay Clean and Organized

Have you ever walked or driven past one of these large-scale stadium construction sites and wondered how everyone and everything seems to stay on track, organized, and clean in what should be a disaster zone? Think about how even a small renovation or project in your home can quickly result in total, utter chaos andRead more about How Large-Scale Stadium Construction and Renovation Sites Manage to Stay Clean and Organized[…]

Reinventing the Sports Stadium
28 Jun
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Reinventing the Sports Stadium

Utilitarian sports stadiums are a thing of the past. The audience, largely, are looking beyond mere functionality. They are now looking for a digitally connected arena with sophisticated seating, resting lounges, restaurants, night clubs, bowling venues, and other post-game recreational centers. Even colleges and universities are coming up with open stadiums and facilities that caterRead more about Reinventing the Sports Stadium[…]

Know what is Acrylic Systems in Sports Area?
29 Jul
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Know what is Acrylic Systems in Sports Area?

Aar Ess Floor Zone Pvt.Ltd.’s in their Go Sportz offers acrylic systems. It is an ISO 9001:2000 certified company which has flawless product quality and it has solutions to match every need in the sections of commercial, residential and hospitality application. The acrylic systems are used in the sports which can both indoors and outdoors. TheseRead more about Know what is Acrylic Systems in Sports Area?[…]

How are Stadiums Bringing Fans back from Homes to the Grounds?
20 May
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How are Stadiums Bringing Fans back from Homes to the Grounds?

Television technology has improved and also ticket prices at various stadiums. Hence, franchises are investing in relocating or renovating existing stadiums. Technology is being incorporated too. Below, we try to give you highlights of such innovated stadiums. 1. Gillette Stadium Team: New England Patriots Not having a WiFi at a stadium can be extremely frustratingRead more about How are Stadiums Bringing Fans back from Homes to the Grounds?[…]

Tensegrity and the Transformable Stadia Roof Structures
03 Apr
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Tensegrity and the Transformable Stadia Roof Structures

Newton’s Laws deals with tension. In tension equal and opposite forces acting on a rigid body may act to compress the body or to stretch it. So, the bodies are then said to be under compression or under tension. Materials like strings, chains, and cables are rigid under tension but may collapse under compression. While,Read more about Tensegrity and the Transformable Stadia Roof Structures[…]

Innovative Seating Design and Technology for Stadia and Venues
19 Mar
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Innovative Seating Design and Technology for Stadia and Venues

Spectators seating arrangement is always a key area of focus in stadia and venues structures, as their level of experience only fulfills the purpose of event or sport. Historically, different forms of materials were used in various structures and forms for these seating. Like cement structures as steps, wooden chairs or benches etc. The stadiaRead more about Innovative Seating Design and Technology for Stadia and Venues[…]

Evolution of Stadiums: Rise in Sports Architecture
02 Mar
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Evolution of Stadiums: Rise in Sports Architecture

The origination of the stadium dates back to VIII Century BC around a rudimentary athletics track shaped as an elongated “U”. Starting and finish line were at the two ends and there was only one track which was 192 m long and 32 m wide. There was a stone stand with two separate entrances forRead more about Evolution of Stadiums: Rise in Sports Architecture[…]