Dundee FC showcases its fan-friendly stadium ambition
August 23 2024
Dundee Football Club have shared their latest proposal for a 12,500 capacity stadium at Camperdown, emphasising a multi-use design that will encourage use outside of matchdays.
Project architect Holmes Miller alongside LJRH has drafted the proposals in conjunction with a proposal of application notice, creating a stadium suited to events of all kinds - not just football.
The all-electric stadia features LED floodlights and screens, photovoltaic panels, natural ventilation, 100% recyclable seating, a ‘green roof’ to promote biodiversity, and rainwater re-harvesting. Other fan-friendly touches include a safe-standing tribune, beerhall and hi-res video screens.
Ian Cooney, project director at Holmes Miller said: “We know fans of Dundee FC will be excited to see their club’s new home come to life in this video, but it’s also a development that will benefit the wider community by providing a high-quality mixed-use destination. As well as football matches, this new net zero stadium will also be able to host a variety of civic, business, cultural, and concert events that the people of Dundee can enjoy.
“The masterplan is designed to encourage people to live locally and invest in their neighbourhood, as well as the wider city. The creation of a new public transport and cycle hub will also boost accessibility to what has historically been a car-led destination.”
A broader masterplan includes scope for a 140-room hotel, new homes, a crematorium and potential refurbishment of the Dundee ICE Arena.
Dundee City Council is set to decide on the application for planning in principle this autumn.
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Kidding aside, this is great but it will never look like this. Jazzy imagery to get to the in principle approval and then scale back industrial shed.
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