NSW Government want to demolish a 20 year old stadium. Why?

You have probably already read the news that the NSW Government has announced two of Sydney’s sports stadiums will be demolished and rebuilt.

It's not a very popular decision either. 

The Cox Architecture-designed, 40,000-seat Allianz Stadium at Moore Park, built in 1988 as the Sydney Football Stadium, will be replaced with a new $705 million, 45,000 seat facility while the 85,000-seat ANZ Stadium at Sydney Olympic Park by Populous and Bligh Lobb Sports Architecture, 1999, will be replaced with a $1.25 billion rectangular stadium, which will seat 75,000. 

So lets do the math. $705 million for a new stadium with only 5,000 more seats than the current Allianz stadium, and $1.25 billion for a stadium that will have 10,000 less seats than the current ANZ stadium. Yeah, sure, that makes sense.

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David Springett

Paragrid Pty Ltd is an architectural studio located in the Inner West of Sydney. 
We specialise in domestic heritage restoration, renovations and additions from initial design to completion. 
We've done incredibly small shops in the Strand Arcade to grand mansions in Annandale. Awarded 2009 National Trust Heritage Commendation Award for our work on Highroyd Annandale. 
We should 'carshare' to solve the traffic problems in Sydney! 
Cheers, 
David

http://www.paragrid.com.au
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