Etihad Campus, Stadium and Collar Site Development Thread

Looking at this profile of the South Stand third tier, we could fit in a single tier stand at the northern end by building it at the the same angle. It would then work within the restrictions of the cable net. I don’t think it would be too close to the pitch either. It would look absolutely monstrous.

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I did some mockups using an aerial shot of the South Stand (from the pitch) to show the options available for 'big ends'

As Per South Stand - three separate tiers
NewSS1.jpg

Adjusting the rake and front/back position to merge tiers 2 and 3
singletiernorthstand23.jpg

Full merge of all three tiers for one giant wall, but tier 2 seating would not align with the sides
singletiernorthstand123.jpg

Personally I can only see the tier 2/3 merge working
 
I did some mockups using an aerial shot of the South Stand (from the pitch) to show the options available for 'big ends'

As Per South Stand - three separate tiers
View attachment 15395

Adjusting the rake and front/back position to merge tiers 2 and 3
View attachment 15396

Full merge of all three tiers for one giant wall, but tier 2 seating would not align with the sides
View attachment 15397

Personally I can only see the tier 2/3 merge working

that single end is a thing of beauty!!!!!
 
It'd be a nightmare trying to get out, a bit like the top of the old Kippax when they blocked to stairs next to the away fans off.

Many a game my feet didn't touch the floor for 20 yards or so.

Wow, had that very thought the other day when we were discussing the Villa Park semi final. I was in the top of the Holt End and I hardly touched a single step in the crush down the staircase!

That’s clearly the reason there is a ‘pinch-point’ in South Stand 3. Double doors onto the staircase, there’s never a crush on the way down.
 
That’s clearly the reason there is a ‘pinch-point’ in South Stand 3. Double doors onto the staircase, there’s never a crush on the way down.
The sad events in Israel this week show how important it is to manage potential crush risks on narrow stairs/slopes
 

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