Taiwan Stadium Projects - Page 3

kidd · #41 Posted **Sep 27, 2005, 3:11 AM**

2009 Kaohsiung World Games Stadium

http://worldgames2009stadium.com.tw/ChV/940708.pdf

That's all I got for now.. =.=ll

Razqal · #42 Posted **Sep 27, 2005, 8:35 AM**

kidd · #43 Posted **Oct 8, 2005, 10:01 PM**

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亞洲最高小巨蛋台北文化大學藍色巨蛋月底完工

大台北區體育設施頻頻落成，南京東路「小巨蛋」九月初試營運，台北市又有一萬多人體育館。好事接二連三，在陽明山上的文化大學體育館本月底也要峻工，趕在開學前啟用，一個月內，北市區多了兩顆巨蛋級體育館。

在台北市北區，從任何一個角落抬頭北望，都可看到七星山系文化大學黃色尖樓旁，巍然聳立了一幢十層樓高的藍色巨蛋，在天母運動園區更容易辨識這顆蘊涵無數運動能量的體育館，有人說它像燈籠，有人說它像飛碟，它肯定成為陽明山的新地標。

這是文化大學為紀念創校43年，斥資23億元蓋出的遠東地區大學裡最大的體育館。過去位在海拔三百多公尺的文化大學被稱為「最高學府」，這顆巨蛋落成後，將是亞洲地區「最高」的巨蛋，從十層樓高的蛋頂室外餐廳，往南俯瞰台北盆地，淡水河一衣帶水，101大樓和新光大樓如兩支尖筍，傍晚時分滿天紅霞，清風夜裡滿天星斗，體育之外，還帶來些許靈氣。

文化大學為我國培養許多運動明星，經常在國際比賽斬金奪銀，四個體育系所外今年起還可授博士學位。新的體育館是熱愛運動的董事長張鏡湖對台灣體育的奉獻，1萬7520坪樓板，讓這個多功能體育館有如一座體育城，像台大體育館的樓板就有兩層，可同時進行四場網球賽，或四場籃球賽，外帶九千人座位。從地下樓到頂樓，可同時讓一萬人從事

Multi-purpose athletic dome, highest located dome in Asia, located at TCU's campus site (over 300 Meter above the sea level).

However, I like the new NTU athletic dome better!

Copy Rights: 白

Razqal · #44 Posted **Oct 9, 2005, 6:48 AM**

to me the model looks better than the actual building. i prefer the big transparent windows over the small windows. but overall not bad.

kidd · #45 Posted **Oct 14, 2005, 8:57 PM**

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Coyett · #46 Posted **Nov 1, 2005, 12:38 PM**

Some nice photos of Taipei Arena on this site:
http://ncp.tcg.gov.tw/ncp/TaipeiArena/index.htm

Razqal · #47 Posted **Nov 3, 2005, 1:46 AM**

alas, taiwan has a modern and sleek international quality stadium!! woohoo!!

Coyett · #48 Posted **Dec 13, 2005, 2:43 PM**

Kaohsiung Stadium 2009

Design competition winner: Ricky Liu / Fu Tsu

Larger rendering here: http://www.worldgames2009stadium.com.../index02-2.htm

Australiasian · #49 Posted **Dec 14, 2005, 3:31 AM**

wow... i like that tail!

kidd · #50 Posted **Dec 22, 2005, 12:18 AM**

Coyett · #51 Posted **Jan 10, 2006, 2:13 PM**

Impressive design, I never knew Toyo Ito designed stadiums!

Complete list of team members:

互助營逨??份有限公司、日本伊東豐雄建築訨??事務所、
日本竹严??務店、劉培森建築師事務所
Fu Tsu Construction Co.,Ltd. ,Toyo Ito & Associates,Takenaka Corporation,Ricky Liu & Associates

Coyett · #52 Posted **Jan 10, 2006, 4:05 PM**

2nd: United Steel Engineering & Construction Corporation, Taisai Corporation, Ellerbe Becket, Inc., Masao Saito, Chen Yao Dong Architect Association

3rd: International Engineering & Construction Corporation, Linfair Engineering & Trading Ltd. HOK SPORT +VENUE+EVENT, Hwashin Architects & Associates

4th: BES Engineering Corporation, Obayashi Corporation, Kisho Kurokawa Architect & ACCO.,ARCHASIA Design Group

5th: Far Eastern General Contractor Co., Ltd., Shimiza Corporation ,Haigo Shen & Partners
Nikken Sekkei, Ltd

images: Taiwan Architect

kidd · #53 Posted **Jan 10, 2006, 5:19 PM**

Based on Taiwan Ren's rendering, actually all the other designs look just as fine as the winning design IMO

Australiasian · #54 Posted **Jan 10, 2006, 5:44 PM**

me, the winning one.

kidd · #55 Posted **Jan 10, 2006, 5:53 PM**

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me, the winning one.

I remember one of the criteria for the design was the reservation of 15,000 seats for future expansion purpose in addition to the 40,~45,000 permanent seats.

I read from the government's website that the feasibility study was done based on Sidney's Olympic Stadium, in which the additional 15,000 seats were retracted after the opening of events. So, I wonder what was the final verdict on Kaoshiung's project? Will the reserve seatings be permanently fixed or retractable?

Based on the winning rendering, I don't see how it can be retracted after the event, in order to transform the unused seatings into an ample space for other userage.

kidd · #56 Posted **Jan 10, 2006, 11:28 PM**

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Originally Posted by kidd

I remember one of the criteria for the design was the reservation of 15,000 seats for future expansion purpose in addition to the 40,~45,000 permanent seats.

I read from the government's website that the feasibility study was done based on Sidney's Olympic Stadium, in which the additional 15,000 seats were retracted after the opening of events. So, I wonder what was the final verdict on Kaoshiung's project? Will the reserve seatings be permanently fixed or retractable?

Based on the winning rendering, I don't see how it can be retracted after the event, in order to transform the unused seatings into an ample space for other userage.

If you care to read what I said, here is the official link to the issue:

http://www.worldgames2009stadium.com.tw/ChV/SA01.pdf

Coyett · #57 Posted **Jan 17, 2006, 6:38 PM**

My understanding is that the tender only required competitors to design for the possiblity of more seating - not include it. I guess this is the reason most of the design teams left the end of the stadium open.

Coyett · #58 Posted **Apr 1, 2006, 4:07 AM**

cps0330 · #59 Posted **Apr 1, 2006, 7:36 AM**

this stadium looks amazing!

duabi · #60 Posted **Apr 1, 2006, 8:03 AM**

It's suprising that Taiwan or even Taipei doesn't have a good stadium still now! For example, Taipei Stadium and Taipei Soccer Stadium look like 3rd world infrastractures.