Eco Park (II)

Capacity10 000
Country England
CityStonehouse
ClubsForest Green Rovers
CategoryDesign outdated
Cost£ 100 mln
Construction?
Design Glenn Howells Architects
Design time 2016

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Eco Park (II) – design description

The vision by Glenn Howells Architects envisages a stadium with four individual stands, each built with its own roof. Almost all of the roof and facades would be created with wood, excluding the translucent membrane on top.

This concept is one of two finalists of the international design competition by Forest Green Rovers FC. The aim is to compose a vast sports-leisure complex at M5 motorway’s Junction 13. The complex will cover 100 acres (40 hectares) and apart from the main stadium should provide 5 training fields (3 full-sized, 1 covered and 1 with running track). The location is some 6 miles (9km) away from Forest Green Rovers’ current stadium, The New Lawn.

Main emphasis was put on ecology and sustainability, thus the large number of entries (50), of which 9 were shortlisted and 2 reached the final.

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