Allianz Arena by Hassan Anifowose

Design Intent Step 1 My design intent based on the original scheme in the introduction post is to create a parametric stadium which can be adopted for other types of use depending on expected capacity and sports type. I expect that my final product can be used for 1. A local club football pitch 2. A standard football pitch 3. An Olympic Size Stadium These thoughts guided my parametric modelling for its' final use. Step 2 Creating the horizontal spread I created a preliminary sketch of the stadium outline based on the approximate size. A central point for the stadium outline was determined with reference lines. The driving parameter is the corner radius which controls the width and length of the stadium which are set equidistant from the center. Step 3 Creating the Section profile The outline of the stadium section was traced out by importing a jpeg image from the design drawings by the Architects. Each tier is represented by a flight of rows separated

Introduction Architects: Herzog & de Meuron Location: Munich / Germany The Allianz Arena, opened in 2005, was designed purely as a football stadium. The architecturally unique arena was constructed in under three years. Read on for comprehensive facts and figures about the state-of-the-art stadium in the heart of Europe. Construction dates Foundation stone laid on 21 October 2002 Handover from Alpine Bau GmbH completed on 30 April 2005 Construction cost €340 million Capacity Total: 75,000 seats (during national games) Standing area : total 15,930 (9,136 in the South and 6,794 in the North Stands) Capacity during International Games: 70,000 (no standing areas) Arena & Esplanade dimensions Stadium dimensions: 258 m x 227 m x 52 m (gross figure) 7 levels Admeasurement: 840 m Façade and roof: 66,500 m² in total, comprising 2,784 inflated panels Roof area: 38,000 m² Façade: 28,500 m² Source - Allianz Arena More inform