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New Spurs stadium

J.spurs

J.spurs

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Sooooo

The 17500 single tier seated capacity could represent a potential of between (1.8 ratio) 26250/ (2.0 ratio) 35000 if allocated to safe standing...

One stand could potentially house all of WHL's attendance if this was green-lighted.

That is fucking insane..... and brilliant...!!!

Fuck that'd be loud...
By comparison the Dortmund yellow wall that generates so much noise is 25000 out of 80000. There could be a bunch of mutes in the other seats at WHL and it would still be incredible noise
 
skiathospurs

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Flump

Flump

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Some great photos here, thanks as usual for posting Col. Captain Sceptismo here is looking at it and saying I can't see how it will be ready 12 months from now. I hope I'm wrong,
 
skiathospurs

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Some great photos here, thanks as usual for posting Col. Captain Sceptismo here is looking at it and saying I can't see how it will be ready 12 months from now. I hope I'm wrong,
Yeah cant say as I keep looking i am filled with confidence,but then when you look at a year ago.
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Maybe when you`re looking often you dont notice how much its progressed week by week.All the fitting out and the supposed difficult stuff the retractable pitch and the roof.People say we are on schedule slightly ahead but really its so complex who really knows?
 
Glenjamin

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Some great photos here, thanks as usual for posting Col. Captain Sceptismo here is looking at it and saying I can't see how it will be ready 12 months from now. I hope I'm wrong,

Yeah looks a long way off, but I suppose if you consider there is no longer building happening around old stadium structure it speeds things up. The 4th stand doesn't have tiers so that'll go up really quick and the inside will be getting kitted out in unison with cabling etc and the final thing is basically bar a couple of VIP style areas here and there stadiums are basically a bare shell inside apart from beer/food stands and bogs. They don't even paint the walls usually lol.

It does look very tight though. I'd guess in reality the stadium has to be up and sorted by end of May time as there will be alot of testing and structural checks to be done.
 
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Finchbee

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I looked at them and thought be finished by end of the season
 
C

corroded

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Well they have a year to sort the cladding, seats and roof for about half the stadium. Internals too but kitchens etc. I reckon they've got a few things they can roll back if they need to, like bakeries.

If you look at the designs for the south, they've not got too much steel to go up then. Be surprised if they haven't set the majority of the concrete by November.
 
Rev John Ripsher

Rev John Ripsher

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You can now see the top tiers of steel when driving westwards along the North Circular Road, super impressive.
 
skiathospurs

skiathospurs

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Mate what is the second picture down I can't place it?
Its south east corner of west stand,the white steel triangle part will be the "tottenham experience",sort of around where the dispensary/corner pin,bill nic gates were.

The Tottenham Experience will be housed in an architecturally stunning new visitors' centre, designed as a three storey terrace along the High Road to act as a gateway to the new stadium, providing a permanent use for the listed Warmington House.


The new scheme will blend old architecture with new, incorporating and bringing back into use the Grade II listed Warmington House and the frontage of the Tottenham & Edmonton Dispensary, which will both form integral parts of the Tottenham Experience.


The building creates a new entrance plaza from the south and will host:


  • A Museum of Tottenham Heritage – allowing people to access historic archives, collections and stories about the local area and the Club’s role in the history of Tottenham in a relaxing and welcoming environment, with views onto the High Road and onto the podium level next to the stadium.

  • An interactive Club Museum – utilising interpretive media designed to tell the Club’s history, display Club artefacts, host the Hall of Fame and encourage the visitor to explore all aspects of the Club and its home in Tottenham.

  • Kinetic motion-sensor skills booths – allowing visitors to test their skills against key players past and present and to re-create memorable moments from the historic archives.

  • An immersive cinema – as part of the Club Museum and stadium tour experience and a venue for private screenings and local community events.

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Sneeky

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Ring piece... ohh how they love a ring piece on skyscrapercity.com
Still don't get why some steel has a white coating on ?

S.
 
Yid

Yid

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Its south east corner of west stand,the white steel triangle part will be the "tottenham experience",sort of around where the dispensary/corner pin,bill nic gates were.

The Tottenham Experience will be housed in an architecturally stunning new visitors' centre, designed as a three storey terrace along the High Road to act as a gateway to the new stadium, providing a permanent use for the listed Warmington House.


The new scheme will blend old architecture with new, incorporating and bringing back into use the Grade II listed Warmington House and the frontage of the Tottenham & Edmonton Dispensary, which will both form integral parts of the Tottenham Experience.


The building creates a new entrance plaza from the south and will host:


  • A Museum of Tottenham Heritage – allowing people to access historic archives, collections and stories about the local area and the Club’s role in the history of Tottenham in a relaxing and welcoming environment, with views onto the High Road and onto the podium level next to the stadium.

  • An interactive Club Museum – utilising interpretive media designed to tell the Club’s history, display Club artefacts, host the Hall of Fame and encourage the visitor to explore all aspects of the Club and its home in Tottenham.

  • Kinetic motion-sensor skills booths – allowing visitors to test their skills against key players past and present and to re-create memorable moments from the historic archives.

  • An immersive cinema – as part of the Club Museum and stadium tour experience and a venue for private screenings and local community events.

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So they are keeping and getting rid of that fucking ugly building.... yeah yeah it's history but it's not in keeping with an ultra modern development.
 
Don Diaz

Don Diaz

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We've forgotten about the stadium build a bit now the football has started again. Thanks Skiathos looks like it's all going well. Can't believe I've got a season ticket in the new South Stand next season YEEESSSS.
 
Flump

Flump

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Putting my scepticism about completion dates to one side now the Old girl has gone the new bit is shaping up nicely. Gonna be a stunning building when it's done.
 
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