Neilando

I was searching my computer the other day, and I found a bunch of renders I made 2 years ago. I never got round to sharing them.

I have looked at modelling what a stand-by-stand redevelopment would be like. I have kept the existing West stand, and one at a time, demolished the other three stands, with each being replaced by a new stand using the West stand profile, to create a completed seating bowl. It does actually fit into the site, but probably caps capacity at about 55K. Although, seating views and comfort, and general facilities are obviously greatly improved.

https://youtu.be/2K0yeiyMSV8

Just a couple of concept models I was asked to make for the redeveloped Stamford bridge site. These are just models and are not official.

Hiya. I have a new video show how stamford bridge has evolved over time, showing views around the stadium animating between how it was in the 80's, present day, and the future design. And i added a little piano piece i recorded too, i hope you recognise it! [youtube] HTSrdPoSm5k [/youtube]

Hi. The main corporate boxes are in the middle tiers but they are incorporated into the general stand. [youtube]http//youtu.be/-FHKftDWKV[/youtube]

Hi. I have made s new video of our new stadium. I even recorded some music for it this time too. I wonder if you'll recognise it? [youtube]-FHKftDWKV8[/youtube] https://youtu.be/-FHKftDWKV8

Hi. The following is a link to new renders of the stadium. Notice that spurs are getting battered in the images! Chelsea Stadium Renders (Yahoo.com)

This was another couple of ideas I came up with:

There are very specific dimensions the gates can not exceed unfortunately. Good idea though. I would have liked that! And yes I have spent a lot of time in rome and like the roman architecture.

Yeah, I'm going to give it a go and design some gates. It's quite a challenge to do something iconic, and not just another set of gates.

The bricks really give it a rich texture. One thing I can say for certain, there are no other stadiums anything like this.

Hi guys. So it has been a while, but I have been busy! I have been working on some internal views of th stadium. Now that the planning application is in, I was able to really make very detailed internal models without too much guess work. Of course, there is some degree of guessing as to exact finishes and materials. I have tried to use only materials I have seen in the official images, or those that have been mentioned in the planning documents. In making the images, it become very apparent that the finish materials will have a drastic effect on the overal design. The geometry is fairly simple, but the forms really change with the asemeteric design. The only thing that really binds the unusual spaces together is a limited pallet of materials. The brick really gives a rich texture to the spaces and frames openings. The flooring could be an issue. When I modelled poured concrete on the floor and walls between the brick columns, it quickly started to look cold, and I hate to say, a little like a car park. But, if the floor stone work from outside the building is continued inside, it begins to look a lot more rich. Add to that careful lighting and the spaces I think start to look ever so dramatic. I really got the sense of a castle or fortress. And with the many layers of columns and vaults, it looks a bit like the roman colleseum. I love the view looking out from the concourses to the outside of the stadium, through the forest of brick columns. And the scales of the main entrance in the west stand is rediculous. People will feel tiny moving within that entrance. I hope you like them. youtu.be/ujDG22uFtDo