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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - Licence To Stand
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Robbo
Paul Walsh
Reserved for away fans when we play West Ham?
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
I hope not. Would be like giving their fans home advantage.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Has it been decided where the TV cameras will be filming from in the new stadium? I'm hoping for a similar height to what we had at the lane before we changed a couple of seasons back. It's lovely to have a bit overview.
Definitely. Football on tv is much more interesting to watch from higher cameras
I think the pressure to move them lower came from the ridiculous 3D fad a few years ago - that apparently looked better from the lower angle (not that anyone ever watched it).
Pretty sure I was told on the Virtual tour that the highest seat at the new stadium is still closer to the the pitch than Club Wembley!
metalgear
Luka Modric
I'm sure it's been decided. Given that's there's going to be American football, concerts and more, I imagine that there will be plenty of options.Has it been decided where the TV cameras will be filming from in the new stadium? I'm hoping for a similar height to what we had at the lane before we changed a couple of seasons back. It's lovely to have a bit overview.
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StephenH
David Ginola
Heading into its final hours.
I bet those house are a bit brighter. Well for a little while at least. We have building work at the back of our place its very strange from a light and sound aspect.
always going to be the case with new stadiums the rake is going to be less steep but not a lot you can do. I watched a couple at Wembley (and in Nou Camp) in the upper tier and you have a good view of the game but you do feel less involved.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Heading into its final hours.
I must admit i have shed a little tear after seeing that.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
That corner of Park Lane was always the best place too
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
My favourite place was on the shelf, behind the boards, always stood there in my teens, then the upper tier of the East Stand when I got a season ticket.
Rorschach
Ricky Villa
It doesn't look like the rail seating images I've seen previously. Same idea if course but a little different. Plenty of legroom too.
Italian company Redaelli working with Tottenham Hotspur on new stadium
The roof over Tottenham’s new covered stadium won’t be just a roof, but a real experience for the fans. The structure will actually contain a Skywalk that anyone will be able to access and walk across almost the very top of the stadium.
Not only this, but there will also be a luxury restaurant that will hang from the roof itself, thus becoming an absolutely unique location within the stadium.
Working with Spurs to make these innovative ideas into reality will be an Italian company, Redaelli Tecna SpA based in Gardone Val Trompia, in the province of Brescia.
Redaelli specialise in producing steel cables for various forms of tensile structures, from industrial structures, bridges and observation wheels (for example, they were involved in the construction of the High Roller in Las Vegas, currently the highest in the world) to sports projects.
Redaelli is, in fact, one of the biggest companies in the world when it comes to the construction of suspended covers for sports stadiums. The Bresciano company specialises in the assembly of cables, knots and tie rods, and have worked at a world class level on sport-based projects in the past.
Having already worked on the Juventus Stadium in Turin, Redaelli were also heavily involved in the construction of the National Stadium in Warsaw (Narodowy Stadion).
Furthermore, Redaelli were first in line for the construction of three stadiums for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Arena Fonte Nova (Salvador), Estadio Beira-Rio (Porto Alegre) and Estadio Mane Garrincha (Brasilia) were the three stadiums that the Brescia-based company were commissioned to work on, with excellent results. In Salvador and Brasilia in particular, the production of around 9,000 metres of cables was essential to the construction of the roofs of the stadiums used at the World Cup.
http://en.calcioefinanza.com/2017/0...daelli-working-tottenham-hotspur-new-stadium/
The roof over Tottenham’s new covered stadium won’t be just a roof, but a real experience for the fans. The structure will actually contain a Skywalk that anyone will be able to access and walk across almost the very top of the stadium.
Not only this, but there will also be a luxury restaurant that will hang from the roof itself, thus becoming an absolutely unique location within the stadium.
Working with Spurs to make these innovative ideas into reality will be an Italian company, Redaelli Tecna SpA based in Gardone Val Trompia, in the province of Brescia.
Redaelli specialise in producing steel cables for various forms of tensile structures, from industrial structures, bridges and observation wheels (for example, they were involved in the construction of the High Roller in Las Vegas, currently the highest in the world) to sports projects.
Redaelli is, in fact, one of the biggest companies in the world when it comes to the construction of suspended covers for sports stadiums. The Bresciano company specialises in the assembly of cables, knots and tie rods, and have worked at a world class level on sport-based projects in the past.
Having already worked on the Juventus Stadium in Turin, Redaelli were also heavily involved in the construction of the National Stadium in Warsaw (Narodowy Stadion).
Furthermore, Redaelli were first in line for the construction of three stadiums for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Arena Fonte Nova (Salvador), Estadio Beira-Rio (Porto Alegre) and Estadio Mane Garrincha (Brasilia) were the three stadiums that the Brescia-based company were commissioned to work on, with excellent results. In Salvador and Brasilia in particular, the production of around 9,000 metres of cables was essential to the construction of the roofs of the stadiums used at the World Cup.
http://en.calcioefinanza.com/2017/0...daelli-working-tottenham-hotspur-new-stadium/
vkn17
Peter Taylor
Will it still look like a toilet seat?
Gazza
Frederic Kanoute
Yes and we aim to tinkle all over the away end