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Bristol Sport@Bristol_Sport · 46m 46 minutes ago
STADIUM: CGI fly-through video of the new Ashton Gate stadium to be released at 11pm today: http://www.bristol-sport.co.uk/news/bristol-sport-to-release-stadium-fly-through-video/…



Bristol Sport will release a CGI flythrough video of the rebuilt Ashton Gate stadium at 11pm this evening, following its premiere at the Bristol Sport Gala Dinner.

The video, created by Bristol based company,Architecture in Motion, features internal and external views of the stadium as it will look once the £45 million transformation is completed.
You will be able to watch it on the Bristol Sport website from 11pm tonight on the following link:
http://www.bristol-sport.co.uk/stadium/the-plan/virtual-tour/
Please note that the video is for illustrative purposes only and may not necessarily reflect the final build and fit-out
 
Yeah just seen this on twitter, bit of a pain in the ass time to upload it for us all to see so will have to watch it first thing tomorrow morning! I love the last line


"Please note that the video is for illustrative purposes only and may not necessarily reflect the final build and fit-out"

<laugh>
 
Very impressive.. just wish they would finish the place off, the Atyeo needs bringing in to the stadium complex to have a joined up look.

I really can't see this being ready by August though.
 
No surprises. Not the worst not the best. Dolman concourse where are the bars? Are people expected to walk all the way round to the South stand?
 
Looks impressive but the access and parking will still be poor. Bloody town greeners.
Looks like the Dolman roof support pillar is removed in the video which is great but I wonder if this is happening in reality - not easy to retro fit a roof structural support. Also the "windshield" at the Atyeo end of the Dolman is updated - looks much better.
As for the Atyeo itself, it does look a bit lonely with the new neighbours but not much can be done about that.
 
It looks beautiful! :emoticon-0140-rofl: Really professional and yes the Atyeo stand looks a bit odd but it will be the away end so meh. The way the stadium lights up red and white for night games is amazing. Can't wait for it to be built, watched that video twice now <laugh> Roll on August 2016!
 
Looks great - except for the Atyeo which IMHO spoils the look of the entire ground because it's so out of place with the other 3 stands.

The concourses look a bit too much like a shopping mall too, but I guess that's modern stadium design for you.
 
Angelicnumber16 said:
Looks great - except for the Atyeo which IMHO spoils the look of the entire ground because it's so out of place with the other 3 stands.

The concourses look a bit too much like a shopping mall too, but I guess that's modern stadium design for you.
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Oh and also partially ruined by the stupid rugby posts too.....
 
You have all encapsulated my concerns
  • why no Atyeo upgrade
  • why stick at 27000 are there plans to re do Atyeo?
  • why 4 different stands and of course
  • poor parking (this will put many people off)
I agree also re the Town green issue (in which I was somewhat involved) It was in my eyes a massive injustice which incidentally must have contributed to the law being changed.

All in all much better than we have got but a Mini Moke effort instead of a Rolls Royce
 
Your 4 points

1, I agree, maybe its planned for later.

2, That is more than sufficient for us way in to the future, we would only require more seating on very rare occasions when
fully established in the Premier league and that is a long way off, if you don't believe me you need to study Bristol City's historical
attendances to understand this.

3, A look of 4 different stands was a mainstay of the criteria for the new ground asked for by the fans on many surveys and meetings before the stadium was designed, I'm surprised you aren't aware of this ? We should congratulate the architects on being able to deliver what was requested.

4, poor parking? There was before and there will be afterwards, but the site of Ashton Gate is surely better placed than Ashton Vale for on street parking, I've been driving to Ashton gate for 30 years for home games and vary rarely need to park anymore than a few minutes away,
with some help from local businesses and some quick thinking entrepreneurs there will be ways to find extra spaces when required.

Re; the town green issue,people are missing the fact that we could well be in the same boat as The filthy Sags today with Sainsburys fighting to pull out of the new store development and putting us back years yet again!

For me, the best scenario has eventually emerged, a new home on the site of our historical home capable of generating reasonable income from realistically sized amenities (not massively underused) with the possibility of concerts, international games etc.

Who wants a Rolls Royce? There big and cumbersome, expensive to run and maintain and lose their appeal really quickly?

All we need now are a few positive fans who don't ****in moan every time the sun doesn't shine every day!
 
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After all the years attending what is now a very VERY outdated Ashton Gate, I for one can't wait to see the new place packed and in its full glory. Yes, the Atyeo does look a bit out on its own, but I won't be grumbling at what Mr Lansdown is giving us. We will be the envy of many clubs thats for sure.
I know some don't like the rugby and Bristol Sports thing, but we are now in an age where these sort of set ups are coming more and more. Its here, its happening, its the future.......it will still be OUR team and no one can take that from us!
The futures bright, the futures red and white !
 
banksyisourhero said:
Your 4 points

1, I agree, maybe its planned for later.

2, That is more than sufficient for us way in to the future, we would only require more seating on very rare occasions when
fully established in the Premier league and that is a long way off, if you don't believe me you need to study Bristol City's historical
attendances to understand this.

3, A look of 4 different stands was a mainstay of the criteria for the new ground asked for by the fans on many surveys and meetings before the stadium was designed, I'm surprised you aren't aware of this ? We should congratulate the architects on being able to deliver what was requested.

4, poor parking? There was before and there will be afterwards, but the site of Ashton Gate is surely better placed than Ashton Vale for on street parking, I've been driving to Ashton gate for 30 years for home games and vary rarely need to park anymore than a few minutes away,
with some help from local businesses and some quick thinking entrepreneurs there will be ways to find extra spaces when required.

Re; the town green issue,people are missing the fact that we could well be in the same boat as The filthy Sags today with Sainsburys fighting to pull out of the new store development and putting us back years yet again!

For me, the best scenario has eventually emerged, a new home on the site of our historical home capable of generating reasonable income from realistically sized amenities (not massively underused) with the possibility of concerts, international games etc.

Who wants a Rolls Royce? There big and cumbersome, expensive to run and maintain and lose their appeal really quickly?

All we need now are a few positive fans who don't ****in moan every time the sun doesn't shine every day!
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Well said banksy!
 
banksyisourhero said:
Your 4 points

1, I agree, maybe its planned for later.

2, That is more than sufficient for us way in to the future, we would only require more seating on very rare occasions when
fully established in the Premier league and that is a long way off, if you don't believe me you need to study Bristol City's historical
attendances to understand this.

3, A look of 4 different stands was a mainstay of the criteria for the new ground asked for by the fans on many surveys and meetings before the stadium was designed, I'm surprised you aren't aware of this ? We should congratulate the architects on being able to deliver what was requested.

4, poor parking? There was before and there will be afterwards, but the site of Ashton Gate is surely better placed than Ashton Vale for on street parking, I've been driving to Ashton gate for 30 years for home games and vary rarely need to park anymore than a few minutes away,
with some help from local businesses and some quick thinking entrepreneurs there will be ways to find extra spaces when required.

Re; the town green issue,people are missing the fact that we could well be in the same boat as The filthy Sags today with Sainsburys fighting to pull out of the new store development and putting us back years yet again!

For me, the best scenario has eventually emerged, a new home on the site of our historical home capable of generating reasonable income from realistically sized amenities (not massively underused) with the possibility of concerts, international games etc.

Who wants a Rolls Royce? There big and cumbersome, expensive to run and maintain and lose their appeal really quickly?

All we need now are a few positive fans who don't ****in moan every time the sun doesn't shine every day!
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