Optus Stadium in Perth, Australia is home to both the West Coast Eagles and the Fremantle Dockers of the Australian Rules Football League. HKS designers, in association with Cox Architecture and Hassell Studio, helped the client meet their goal in creating a multipurpose modern sports facility that also served as a destination for citizens and non-sporting events.
Alex Thomas, a designer on the project, shares how HKS helped to bring the venue to life. "The site was once a heavily contaminated dumping ground, neglected and unproductive. Our role was to reimagine the site as a destination and extension of the city," says Alex. "Stadiums are never just about the stadium; in the case of Optus, the site has become a wonderful parkland which engages the river's edge and is populated with a rich mix of facilities and event environments."
Learn more about how this venue was transformed. https://hks.onl/3TrdgiO#design#architecture
We talk often about how physical places have the power to create connection between people, and we can think of few better examples today than stadiums-where individuals come together to relax, cheer, celebrate, and maybe indulge in a little competition. As our friends at Gensler say, that demand for in-person, connected experiences is as high as it’s ever been.
We are rooting for our headquarters home team for the big game, the 49ers. What’s your most memorable stadium experience?
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The tech available to communicate architectural design has progressed to enable designers to showcase what is proposed, owners to share what they have envisaged, and users to anticipate what is coming.
Stakeholders in the AEC industry can either embrace the power of a medium such as video and AI and stand out among the rest, or continue to do what they have always done. A simple choice.
HKS is proud to be working with the Cleveland Browns to design a state-of-the-art venue that will provide fans an elevated gameday experience and attract major events year-round.
Learn more about what’s to come for the Browns new stadium. https://hks.onl/3YBEeYs#sports#design#architecture
We are thrilled to unveil our visionary design to bring back to life a 200m stretch of unused Victorian rail viaduct, formerly part of the Metropolitan Line of the London Underground.
This project was created for a conceptual design competition, and it was exhibited as part of the Hammersmith Summer Festival.
Drawing inspiration from the iconic New York Highline, our mission was to reimagine a disused railway track, infusing it with vibrancy and purpose to become a bustling destination for residents, local employees, and tourists.
Our masterplan and architectural design embodies a vision of inclusivity and engagement, featuring four distinct activity platforms:
🌿 The Social Platform: A dynamic space serving as a hub for community gatherings, linking seamlessly with the renowned Lyric Square and Theatre.
🎭 The Performance & Entertainment Platform: Offering a stage for outdoor theatre, cinema, and live music, this platform transforms open-air spaces into captivating venues for cultural experiences and entertainment.
🏃 The Wellbeing & Activity Platform: Promoting an active lifestyle, this space invites individuals to engage in outdoor recreation, fostering a sense of health and vitality within the urban landscape.
🌆 The Viewing Platform: As the crowning jewel of the Highline, this platform offers panoramic views of London's skyline and breathtaking sunsets. Facing West, it serves as a picturesque window into the bustling city below.
As part of our commitment to sustainability, we prioritised noise reduction and the minimisation of air pollution from the existing infrastructure.
Living walls, reaching heights of up to 4m, and a line of robust trees act as natural air filters, nurturing biodiversity along the viaduct. Additionally, localised waterfalls serve a dual purpose, mitigating background train noise and providing a cooling respite during the summer months.
To learn more about this ground-breaking project visit our YouTube channel below:
https://lnkd.in/ezGRkGNg#ARTESLondon#InnovativeArchitecture#InnovativeDesign#SustainableArchitecture#SustainableDesign#Innovation#DesignPhilosophy#Architecture#3DArchitecture
In this article I share some thoughts about stadium design. As we look towards the future of stadiums, it is clear that these iconic structures are evolving far beyond their traditional role as mere sports venues.
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Great to be part of a project delivering such modern construction techniques, just goes to show what can be achieved with good planning and design a real credit to all involved.
📽 𝗡𝗘𝟬𝟮/𝗡𝗘𝟬𝟯, 𝗪𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘆 𝗣𝗮𝗿𝗸 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁 𝘂𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲 - 𝗲𝘅𝘁𝗿𝗮 𝗽𝗼𝗶𝗻𝘁𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗶𝗻𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻!
Sisk's Michael Brosnan, Project Manager, and Tom Lewis MCIOB, Assistant Project Manager, talk us through the latest updates from our project at Wembley Park, NE02/NE03. They run through some of the key highlights including the latest innovative use of technology, work on the internal fit out and much more.
We're also delighted to share the news that the site team achieved a fantastic score in their recent Considerate Constructors Scheme audit - 47 out of a possible 50! We scored a maximum of 45 across the categories and we were awarded an additional 2 points for innovation - specifically for using
a robotic set out solution to set out gridlines, bathroom pods and internal walls. This helped reduce on labour and the physical strain of setting out, in addition to drastically reducing our spray paint consumption.
Fantastic work by all involved. Stay tuned for future updates.
Paul BrownGer Hayes MCIOBAlan RodgerWayne MetcalfeDaniel MackellDarragh NunanAlex Davies - MAPMQuintain LimitedHarriet PaskChris Andrews#WeAreSisk#OffSite#RealEstate#Wembley#London#Innovation
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