StadiumDBUWE Stadium
| Capacity | 21 700 |
|---|---|
| Country | England |
| City | Bristol |
| Clubs | Bristol Rovers |
| Category | Design outdated |
| Cost | 60 mln Ł |
| Construction | 2014-2016 |
| Design | Arturus Architects Llp |
| Design time | 2011 |
| Within the design | Convenience store, gym, jogging track, 1270 parking spots, wide infrastructure for non-sporting use. |
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03.2012 © Arturus Architects Llp, Bristol Rovers, University of West England 
03.2012 © Arturus Architects Llp, Bristol Rovers, University of West England 
03.2012 © Arturus Architects Llp, Bristol Rovers, University of West England 
06.2011 © Arturus Architects Llp, Bristol Rovers, University of West England 
06.2011 © Arturus Architects Llp, Bristol Rovers, University of West England 
06.2011 © Arturus Architects Llp, Bristol Rovers, University of West England 
06.2011 © Arturus Architects Llp, Bristol Rovers, University of West England 
06.2011 © Arturus Architects Llp, Bristol Rovers, University of West England 
06.2011 © Arturus Architects Llp, Bristol Rovers, University of West England
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