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Ką gero turi ir planuoja kaimynai?
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Re: Idomybes ir keistenybes
FB Baltycki futbol paskelbe vizualizacijas, kuriose planuojama FC Riga treniruociu baze 15km nuo miesto centro. Pagal standartus aikste turetu atitikt Realo ir Tottenhamo turimus standartus. Ispudinga vienok!
Latviams sie metai ispudingi tiek transferais, tiek grandioziniais planais
Latviams sie metai ispudingi tiek transferais, tiek grandioziniais planais
Re: Idomybes ir keistenybes
kiša babkes stambiai į tą Fc Rygą be jokios gražos atgal. Niekaip nekvepia stabiliu ir ilgalaikiu projektu.
Re: Idomybes ir keistenybes
Nezinau, kas gali buti didesniu stabilumo garantu nei savo bazes isirengimas. Aisku ja dar pastatyt reikia, bet tai butu didelis isipareigojimas.kiša babkes stambiai į tą Fc Rygą be jokios gražos atgal. Niekaip nekvepia stabiliu ir ilgalaikiu projektu.
Pinigu kilme ir kas uz to slypi cia atskira tema, bet sitas klubas man kaip tik siuo metu atrodo galintis buti stabiliausiu Baltijos salyse.
Re: Idomybes ir keistenybes
Ten kalba ėjo apie hibridinę dangą.FB Baltycki futbol paskelbe vizualizacijas, kuriose planuojama FC Riga treniruociu baze 15km nuo miesto centro. Pagal standartus aikste turetu atitikt Realo ir Tottenhamo turimus standartus. Ispudinga vienok!
http://sportacentrs.com/futbols/virslig ... baze_un_iz
Re: Ką gero turi ir planuoja kaimynai?
Helsinki: Olympiastadion is great but the price isn’t
http://stadiumdb.com/news/2021/01/helsi ... price_isnt
http://stadiumdb.com/news/2021/01/helsi ... price_isnt
Re: Ką gero turi ir planuoja kaimynai?
Čia senesnis
World Cup 2018 – One Year On, Kaliningrad's Legacy
http://russianfootballnews.com/world-cu ... ds-legacy/
JULY 11, 2019
The 35,212 capacity stadium changed names to the Arena Baltika following the tournament and is home to FNL stragglers Baltika Kaliningrad. The westernmost football team in Russia constantly struggles financially due to its isolation. When Baltika moved into the stadium in July 2018, initial plans including lowering the capacity to a much more manageable 25,000 by removing the upper tier – however, these plans (unsurprisingly) never came into fruition.
Cursed by construction issues, the Baltika Arena was seemingly destined to become a white elephant – and that is the aptest way to describe the issue of the stadium now. The average attendance last season was just 5872 (17% of capacity) and had a high of 10,456 (31%) throughout the season. That was in the immediacy of the World Cup and as the season continued, attendances waned. Sports.ru contributor & Kaliningrad native and Baltika fan Maximillian claims the ownership even attempted to lure more supporters throughout the season:
A cross-section of the Arena Baltika, including the remaining upper tier which was supposed to be removed after the World Cup | StadiumDB
The Future
Unfortunately, Kaliningrad is expected to be the most likely World Cup stadium to become a white elephant. The attendance, in actuality, is rather good for a struggling FNL side – but nowhere near good enough to legitimise the huge costs and ecological issues. As aforementioned, the upper tier was not removed and therefore the capacity still sits at well over 30,000. Maximillian explains why the attendances are so low, but not seen as disappointing (in context):
"This is the Russian reality. First of all, it was influenced by the fact that Baltika has no free tickets at all. As far as I know, in other cities with the World Cup stadiums, especially in Saransk, a large percentage of tickets were distributed free of charge. In the future, much depends on the result and on the leadership of the side. The higher the team in the pyramid – the more fans willing to go to games."
World Cup 2018 – One Year On, Kaliningrad's Legacy
http://russianfootballnews.com/world-cu ... ds-legacy/
JULY 11, 2019
The 35,212 capacity stadium changed names to the Arena Baltika following the tournament and is home to FNL stragglers Baltika Kaliningrad. The westernmost football team in Russia constantly struggles financially due to its isolation. When Baltika moved into the stadium in July 2018, initial plans including lowering the capacity to a much more manageable 25,000 by removing the upper tier – however, these plans (unsurprisingly) never came into fruition.
Cursed by construction issues, the Baltika Arena was seemingly destined to become a white elephant – and that is the aptest way to describe the issue of the stadium now. The average attendance last season was just 5872 (17% of capacity) and had a high of 10,456 (31%) throughout the season. That was in the immediacy of the World Cup and as the season continued, attendances waned. Sports.ru contributor & Kaliningrad native and Baltika fan Maximillian claims the ownership even attempted to lure more supporters throughout the season:
A cross-section of the Arena Baltika, including the remaining upper tier which was supposed to be removed after the World Cup | StadiumDB
The Future
Unfortunately, Kaliningrad is expected to be the most likely World Cup stadium to become a white elephant. The attendance, in actuality, is rather good for a struggling FNL side – but nowhere near good enough to legitimise the huge costs and ecological issues. As aforementioned, the upper tier was not removed and therefore the capacity still sits at well over 30,000. Maximillian explains why the attendances are so low, but not seen as disappointing (in context):
"This is the Russian reality. First of all, it was influenced by the fact that Baltika has no free tickets at all. As far as I know, in other cities with the World Cup stadiums, especially in Saransk, a large percentage of tickets were distributed free of charge. In the future, much depends on the result and on the leadership of the side. The higher the team in the pyramid – the more fans willing to go to games."
Re: Ką gero turi ir planuoja kaimynai?
New stadium: Estonia’s throwback gem
http://stadiumdb.com/news/2021/06/new_s ... owback_gem
It may be a small and new stadium but it already has a long and interesting story to tell. Rannastaadion (or simply Beach Stadium) in Pärnu combines concrete with timber to pay tribute to former architectural icon.
Finland: Time for new Tammela in Tampere
http://stadiumdb.com/news/2021/06/finla ... in_tampere
However, the football community of Tampere scored a major goal when they lobbied for increase to reach the top UEFA standard, Category 4, which requires 8,000 seats.
Today we’re just weeks away from groundbreaking. On May 31 the city of Tampere announced the awaited approval for construction of the block part. Works should begin no later than July and the finished stadium should be open in November of 2023.
The price tag is set at €28.4 million ($34.4m), of which €1 million comes from a UEFA grant and further €750,000 is a subsidy from Finland’s ministry of education and culture.
http://stadiumdb.com/news/2021/06/new_s ... owback_gem
It may be a small and new stadium but it already has a long and interesting story to tell. Rannastaadion (or simply Beach Stadium) in Pärnu combines concrete with timber to pay tribute to former architectural icon.
Finland: Time for new Tammela in Tampere
http://stadiumdb.com/news/2021/06/finla ... in_tampere
However, the football community of Tampere scored a major goal when they lobbied for increase to reach the top UEFA standard, Category 4, which requires 8,000 seats.
Today we’re just weeks away from groundbreaking. On May 31 the city of Tampere announced the awaited approval for construction of the block part. Works should begin no later than July and the finished stadium should be open in November of 2023.
The price tag is set at €28.4 million ($34.4m), of which €1 million comes from a UEFA grant and further €750,000 is a subsidy from Finland’s ministry of education and culture.
Re: Ką gero turi ir planuoja kaimynai?
Warsaw: Agreement for design of Polonia's stadium get signed
http://stadiumdb.com/news/2021/12/warsa ... get_signed
The authorities of the capital city have signed a contract with the JSK Architekci architectural studio for the design of the stadium. The agreement concerns the creation of a design for a football arena with a capacity of 15,500 seats and a sports hall for 2,000 spectators.
The entire project is to cost PLN 400 million (€ 86.3 million) and will be implemented under public-private partnership.
These PLN 400 million is the estimated amount from 2019, which will probably need to be adjusted for the inflation rate. In addition, the prices of steel and other building materials are constantly rising in the world markets and that may also lead to an increase in expenditure on construction work.
http://stadiumdb.com/news/2021/12/warsa ... get_signed
The authorities of the capital city have signed a contract with the JSK Architekci architectural studio for the design of the stadium. The agreement concerns the creation of a design for a football arena with a capacity of 15,500 seats and a sports hall for 2,000 spectators.
The entire project is to cost PLN 400 million (€ 86.3 million) and will be implemented under public-private partnership.
These PLN 400 million is the estimated amount from 2019, which will probably need to be adjusted for the inflation rate. In addition, the prices of steel and other building materials are constantly rising in the world markets and that may also lead to an increase in expenditure on construction work.
Re: Ką gero turi ir planuoja kaimynai?
Latvijos RFS klubo bazė – LNK Sporta parks
https://youtube.com/watch?v=da99MdNbUvQ
Latvia's largest private sports complex with football and other sports pitches is being built in Valdlauči
https://www.lnk-industries.lv/en/news?id=157
The largest private multifunctional sports complex "LNK Sporta Parks" is under construction in Valdlauči, on the bank of the Daugava River, on a 65 000 m2 area.
The complex will include three modern full-size football pitches, two of them with the highest quality natural grass and one with the latest generation artificial turf; beach volleyball, basketball, 3x3 basketball, streetball, floorball, beach football and smaller football pitches will also be built. The complex will be able to accommodate more than 300 people at a time. "LNK Sporta Parks" will also feature a modern children's playground. The opening of the sports complex is planned for summer next year.
A conference hall, changing rooms, showers and other technical facilities for sports events will also be built in Valdlauči. The developer of the project is LNK Properties, construction works are performed by LNK Industries. The company LNK Properties has specialised in the construction of industrial parks and residential buildings, and "LNK Sporta Parks" will be its first sports facility.
"This is the most ambitious private sports infrastructure project to have been implemented in Latvia. With its construction, LNK Properties will not only provide many children, young people and adults with the opportunity to play sports to their full potential, but also acquire new construction technologies and experience. In the future, similar sports complexes could appear in other parts of Latvia. Our experience could also be interesting for representatives of the sports industry in neighbouring countries," says Pāvels Broitmans, Member of the Board of LNK Properties.
"LNK Sporta Parks" will be a unique centre of sports life in Latvia, and it will also have a social function. The investment in this sports centre is a direct contribution to the development of sport in Latvia, as it will not be a business project and no profit is expected from this complex. The new sports facility will also offer support and discount programmes, whereby the use of the infrastructure will be free of charge for certain children's and youth groups. The children's playground will be free of charge. The total investment in the development of the complex is 5 million euro.
"We at LNK companies have been developing long-term support programmes for the Latvian student basketball team, beach volleyball teams, boxing, football and other sports. This year, we took part in the Latvian Olympic Committee's "Olympic Draft" project, supporting young and talented athletes. “LNK Sporta Parks” is therefore a logical continuation of our sports support programmes. In order to enable as many people as possible to participate in sport activities, a modern sports infrastructure, such as the one now being built in Valdlauči, must be available," says Broitmans.
Vizualizacija
Miesto panoramoje
https://youtube.com/watch?v=da99MdNbUvQ
Latvia's largest private sports complex with football and other sports pitches is being built in Valdlauči
https://www.lnk-industries.lv/en/news?id=157
The largest private multifunctional sports complex "LNK Sporta Parks" is under construction in Valdlauči, on the bank of the Daugava River, on a 65 000 m2 area.
The complex will include three modern full-size football pitches, two of them with the highest quality natural grass and one with the latest generation artificial turf; beach volleyball, basketball, 3x3 basketball, streetball, floorball, beach football and smaller football pitches will also be built. The complex will be able to accommodate more than 300 people at a time. "LNK Sporta Parks" will also feature a modern children's playground. The opening of the sports complex is planned for summer next year.
A conference hall, changing rooms, showers and other technical facilities for sports events will also be built in Valdlauči. The developer of the project is LNK Properties, construction works are performed by LNK Industries. The company LNK Properties has specialised in the construction of industrial parks and residential buildings, and "LNK Sporta Parks" will be its first sports facility.
"This is the most ambitious private sports infrastructure project to have been implemented in Latvia. With its construction, LNK Properties will not only provide many children, young people and adults with the opportunity to play sports to their full potential, but also acquire new construction technologies and experience. In the future, similar sports complexes could appear in other parts of Latvia. Our experience could also be interesting for representatives of the sports industry in neighbouring countries," says Pāvels Broitmans, Member of the Board of LNK Properties.
"LNK Sporta Parks" will be a unique centre of sports life in Latvia, and it will also have a social function. The investment in this sports centre is a direct contribution to the development of sport in Latvia, as it will not be a business project and no profit is expected from this complex. The new sports facility will also offer support and discount programmes, whereby the use of the infrastructure will be free of charge for certain children's and youth groups. The children's playground will be free of charge. The total investment in the development of the complex is 5 million euro.
"We at LNK companies have been developing long-term support programmes for the Latvian student basketball team, beach volleyball teams, boxing, football and other sports. This year, we took part in the Latvian Olympic Committee's "Olympic Draft" project, supporting young and talented athletes. “LNK Sporta Parks” is therefore a logical continuation of our sports support programmes. In order to enable as many people as possible to participate in sport activities, a modern sports infrastructure, such as the one now being built in Valdlauči, must be available," says Broitmans.
Vizualizacija
Miesto panoramoje
Re: Ką gero turi ir planuoja kaimynai?
Aha žinau šį kanalą. Ten dar yra labai faina serija - stadionai pastatyti 2018m., 2019m., 2020m., kurios vis nespėju įkelti į forumą.
Re: Ką gero turi ir planuoja kaimynai?
FC Riga savininkų investicijos:
Mežaparks Sports Village - šiandienos reikmėms. 2 natūralios + 1 mažesnė, 1 dirbtinė ir dar yra vietos porai pilnų aikščių ateityje.
Baltic Sports Village - 50 milijonų eurų investicijų vertės, etapais planuojamas didžiausias futbolo aikštynas ir treniruočių centras visose Baltijos šalyse.
The developers of Baltic Sport Village collaborate with the leading designers of sports venues and facilities in Europe
https://www.baltictimes.com/the_develop ... in_europe/
Kristine Stalidzane
Baltic Sport Group, the co-operation partner of Riga Football Club Riga FC SIA, are collaborating with KSS, the leading European architecture and design practice of sports venues and facilities, in the designing and developing of the Baltic Sport Village – the sports infrastructure project in Piņķi.
KSS has recently completed the new Leicester training infrastructure project with a 180-acre master plan and seven buildings, 14 full-size training grounds, a show area with a covered stand and a full-size covered area. The company has also completed several international projects, including in Le Havre, France, a stadium in Haifa, Israel, as well as projects in Slovenia, Belgium, Portugal and Qatar. The project in Piņķi is its first facility in Eastern Europe, however.
According to KSS, Latvia could become the leading Baltic state in providing elite football training centres and stadiums. “These venues provide Latvia with the infrastructure for further development of both domestic and foreign talents. The development of projects such as Baltic Sport Village is the main starting point to help Latvia achieve this goal,” emphasizes KSS.
As already reported, SIA Baltic Sport Group is developing and creating in Piņķi the largest and most modern private football sports base in the Baltics, in the construction of which it is planned to invest 50 million euros. The base named Baltic Sport Village will be not only a training and game venue for both young and experienced Latvian athletes, but also a potential venue for holding competitions and training camps for foreign clubs.
Dar jie investuoja 5 milijonus į savo Kipro klubo infrastruktūros kūrimo projektą.
Mežaparks Sports Village - šiandienos reikmėms. 2 natūralios + 1 mažesnė, 1 dirbtinė ir dar yra vietos porai pilnų aikščių ateityje.
Baltic Sports Village - 50 milijonų eurų investicijų vertės, etapais planuojamas didžiausias futbolo aikštynas ir treniruočių centras visose Baltijos šalyse.
The developers of Baltic Sport Village collaborate with the leading designers of sports venues and facilities in Europe
https://www.baltictimes.com/the_develop ... in_europe/
Kristine Stalidzane
Baltic Sport Group, the co-operation partner of Riga Football Club Riga FC SIA, are collaborating with KSS, the leading European architecture and design practice of sports venues and facilities, in the designing and developing of the Baltic Sport Village – the sports infrastructure project in Piņķi.
KSS has recently completed the new Leicester training infrastructure project with a 180-acre master plan and seven buildings, 14 full-size training grounds, a show area with a covered stand and a full-size covered area. The company has also completed several international projects, including in Le Havre, France, a stadium in Haifa, Israel, as well as projects in Slovenia, Belgium, Portugal and Qatar. The project in Piņķi is its first facility in Eastern Europe, however.
According to KSS, Latvia could become the leading Baltic state in providing elite football training centres and stadiums. “These venues provide Latvia with the infrastructure for further development of both domestic and foreign talents. The development of projects such as Baltic Sport Village is the main starting point to help Latvia achieve this goal,” emphasizes KSS.
As already reported, SIA Baltic Sport Group is developing and creating in Piņķi the largest and most modern private football sports base in the Baltics, in the construction of which it is planned to invest 50 million euros. The base named Baltic Sport Village will be not only a training and game venue for both young and experienced Latvian athletes, but also a potential venue for holding competitions and training camps for foreign clubs.
Dar jie investuoja 5 milijonus į savo Kipro klubo infrastruktūros kūrimo projektą.
Re: Ką gero turi ir planuoja kaimynai?
Užbaigta Lodzės stadiono rekonstrukcija. Biudžetinis variantas, pačio stadiono kainų rėžis toks pats kaip ir Kauno.