Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Yuk! Makes me appreciate all the more the stadium we are about to build.
What a monstrouserty. Looks like a giant air filter.
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Stadium Thread
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Gazzasrightboot
Pascal Chimbonda
That does look like an ugly stadium.
Re prayer rooms - I couldn't care less. So long as I am not required to use it and it doesn't affect the club in anyway why should anyone care. Live and let live.
Re prayer rooms - I couldn't care less. So long as I am not required to use it and it doesn't affect the club in anyway why should anyone care. Live and let live.
Gazzasrightboot
Pascal Chimbonda
I think Abramovich managed to buy it a couple of years ago much to some supporters chagrin. They felt that the separate ownership prevented the club from ever losing the stadium.
It realy does look like an Air Filter. The design team must have spent a long time coming up with that idea!
milo
Jack L. Jones
I remembered him trying dirty tricks to get a controlling interest but I thought that he was rumbled and it failed.
From the look of this it looks like they are still independent (even if their website is a sub-domain of the club site)
https://tinyurl.com/pybsxa6
Gazzasrightboot
Pascal Chimbonda
Interesting! I had no idea as to the ins and outs of that deal. They have effectively guaranteed that Chelsea would play their football at Stamford Bridge for ever. I don't like Ken Bates, but this was a very good idea!
LutonSpurs
Eric Dear
LOL. That never gets me any love from my fellow liberals.
Lemonade Money
Steffen Freund
Wow, what a load of brick. The unbuilt ones are much more interesting.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Good one.
Craig_J
Eidur Gudjohnsen
What a monstrouserty. Looks like a giant air filter.
Who's stadium is that? The architect must have decided to be different for the sake of being different... Can't believe that any group of supporters could honestly say they'd love that to be their home for the next 50+ years.
That's exactly what I said about this Bordeaux one. Though the Bordeaux one almost looks beautiful in comparison to the one above...
Who's stadium is that? The architect must have decided to be different for the sake of being different... Can't believe that any group of supporters could honestly say they'd love that to be their home for the next 50+ years.
That's exactly what I said about this Bordeaux one. Though the Bordeaux one almost looks beautiful in comparison to the one above...
Swiss architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron have been commissioned by Blues owner Roman Abramovich to transform the club’s west London ground into a 60,000-seater stadium.
Grenville Fox, from Battersea, called it "iconic" and compared it to the Olympic Bird's Nest stadium in Beijing, which was also designed by Herzog and de Meuron.
Speaking to getwestlondon he said: "I love it, I think it’s great. It’s been presented really well. It’s a nice design that’s taken into consideration a lot of the concerns.
"It’s not boring like Arsenal’s (Emirates) stadium. It has an iconic design a lot like the Bird’s Nest in Beijing.”
Building work is anticipated to take around three years to complete and Chelsea areclose to agreeing a deal to play at Wembley in the interim.
Should the move go ahead, it is anticipated Chelsea would start playing at the home of football from the start of the 2017-18 Premier League campaign.
Chuck Crampton, from Richmond, said of the expansion plans: “It’s very positive, they seem to have thought about most of the elements and the fans and residents. It’s a very unusual design.”
Peter Higgins, also from Richmond, said: “It looks very civic, it’s not just an industrial stadium. This seems to be designed with the community in mind and it has architectural value too.”
Andre Decort, from Knightsbridge, said: “It’s an untypical stadium design but well done given the constraints on space. It seems very well designed and a lot of planning has gone into it.”
And Mark Bubien added: “I like it, I really do. I was expecting something a lot more of a modern looking but I like what they’ve done, it’s so different.”
The exhibition allowed fans and residents a chance to view the plans and designs in greater detail than ever before.
Estimates have priced the expansion works at £500million and will feature a three-tiered stack of terraces and is inspired by the design of Westminster Abbey.
Herzog has described his vision for the Bridge of having the feeling of “a castle, or a medieval walled village … something you wouldn’t find anywhere else” and features heavy brickwork and soaring vaults."
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/its-not-boring-like-arsenals-6372391
Craig_J
Eidur Gudjohnsen
Swiss architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron have been commissioned by Blues owner Roman Abramovich to transform the club’s west London ground into a 60,000-seater stadium.
Grenville Fox, from Battersea, called it "iconic" and compared it to the Olympic Bird's Nest stadium in Beijing, which was also designed by Herzog and de Meuron.
Speaking to getwestlondon he said: "I love it, I think it’s great. It’s been presented really well. It’s a nice design that’s taken into consideration a lot of the concerns.
"It’s not boring like Arsenal’s (Emirates) stadium. It has an iconic design a lot like the Bird’s Nest in Beijing.”
Building work is anticipated to take around three years to complete and Chel53a areclose to agreeing a deal to play at Wembley in the interim.
Should the move go ahead, it is anticipated Chel53a would start playing at the home of football from the start of the 2017-18 Premier League campaign.
Chuck Crampton, from Richmond, said of the expansion plans: “It’s very positive, they seem to have thought about most of the elements and the fans and residents. It’s a very unusual design.”
Peter Higgins, also from Richmond, said: “It looks very civic, it’s not just an industrial stadium. This seems to be designed with the community in mind and it has architectural value too.”
Andre Decort, from Knightsbridge, said: “It’s an untypical stadium design but well done given the constraints on space. It seems very well designed and a lot of planning has gone into it.”
And Mark Bubien added: “I like it, I really do. I was expecting something a lot more of a modern looking but I like what they’ve done, it’s so different.”
The exhibition allowed fans and residents a chance to view the plans and designs in greater detail than ever before.
Estimates have priced the expansion works at £500million and will feature a three-tiered stack of terraces and is inspired by the design of Westminster Abbey.
Herzog has described his vision for the Bridge of having the feeling of “a castle, or a medieval walled village … something you wouldn’t find anywhere else” and features heavy brickwork and soaring vaults."
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/its-not-boring-like-arsenals-6372391
Christ had no idea it was Chelsea's. Will be the worst stadium in the Championship, easily.
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
Total disgrace!
Show the back of the shelf you tossers!
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
What a monstrouserty. Looks like a giant air filter.
Excellent! Let them build this bricky thing.
Is it wonky on purpose? I don't understand.
What a monstrouserty. Looks like a giant air filter.
Lemonade Money
Steffen Freund
I guess the idea is to build on all the available site, and use the roof to make up the difference between irregular site boundary and regular pitch.