Stunning Green Sports Park Completed in Dublin : Aviva Stadium

This green stadium deberi Aviva name in Dulbin Ireland, design Populous was designed by a collaboration with Scott Tallon Walker Architects. The stadium was built with green features are amazing and allows for interaction to the site by utilizing the available resources. The stadium is designed to resemble a crystal bowl brushed with rainwater harvesting to irrigate the field as well as reworked waste hot water as hot water. While most of the stadium roof closed mrnggunakan transparent to cover the interior in the daytime. Before changing its name to Aviva Stadium This stadium named Lansdowne Road Stadium, the stadium is the oldest international stadium in the world. The stadium seats a capacity of 50 000 Populous and Scott Tallon Walker Architects try to minimize the environmental impact this structure as much as possible. The sweeping roof of the stadium  does double duty in terms of green features – it’s constructed from sturdy transparent materials that shelter the interior while allowing daylight to seep in, and it harvests rainwater to irrigate the sports field. The north end of the stadium features a smooth slope that dips to allow daylight to reach nearby residences, and a smart set of efficient fixtures conserve energy for instance, the escalators only operate when people are standing on them. The bold design of Aviva’s roof creates the image of the sky coming down to meet the ground in a reflective crystal bowl.