Category: News

LV Convention Center phase two expansion to begin soon

Article posted by Coliseum, October 19^th, 2018

The much awaited Las Vegas Convention Center District’s (LVCCD) phase two expansion will begin soon after the Las Vegas Convention and Visitor’s Authority (LVCVA) Board of Directors approved the $935 million Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) agreement in September, 2018, the LVCVA announced on its... » Read more

Chinese basketball team plans swanky new stadium in Chengdu

Article posted by Coliseum, October 19^th, 2018

Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) team Sichuan Jinqiang Blue Whale Basketball Club has kicked off the construction of a new stadium project, the Sichuan Jinqiang International Sports Events Center, in Wenjiang District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, the home city of the club, China’s sports... » Read more

UAE firm to design largest indoor snow park in China

Article posted by Coliseum, October 19^th, 2018

The UAE-based Majid Al Futtaim, the leading shopping mall, communities, retail and leisure pioneer across the Middle East, Africa and Asia, has announced that it will provide design and development consultancy services for the world’s largest indoor snow and ski resort, Wintastar Shanghai,... » Read more

HKS reveals design for new Léon stadium

Article posted by Coliseum, October 19^th, 2018

HKS Architects has won the bid to design the new football stadium and accompanying entertainment district development for Liga MX side Léon. Grupo Pachuca — which owns Léon, Pachuca and other Latin American football teams — is building the new stadium along with the state government... » Read more

Santiago Bernabeu to see €525-mn facelift

Article posted by Coliseum, October 19^th, 2018

Real Madrid’s plan to upgrade the Santiago Bernabeu by 2022 at a cost of €525 million has been given the green light, according to recent media reports. The financing of the plan was approved at the club’s annual assembly, with work due to begin on the stadium at the start of next... » Read more

‘Financially unsustainable’ QPR needs a new home

Article posted by Coliseum, October 1^st, 2018

Queens Park Rangers (QPR) is “not financially sustainable” at their current Loftus Road home and therefore needs to move to a new stadium to increase revenues, the White City, London-based club’s chief executive has said, according to several media reports. “One of my remits when I came... » Read more

Austin City votes for new stadium making way for Crew

Article posted by Coliseum, October 1^st, 2018

The Austin City Council voted last month in favour of a plan to build a privately-funded stadium, giving a huge boost to Columbus Crew owner Anthony Precourt’s effort to move the Major League Soccer (MLS) club to Texas. Precourt has been courting Austin for a potential move since late 2017 and... » Read more