Wellington regional stadium

Wellington Regional Stadium, also known as Westpac Stadium, is a multi-purpose sports stadium in Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand. It will host four matches, including a quarter-final match during the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015. The waterfront stadium is the world’s first purpose-built modern cricket and rugby stadium and has a seating capacity of 34,500. It can accommodate international and domestic cricket, football, and rugby league and union matches, as well as concerts and other entertainment events. The Wellington Regional Stadium Trust, the owner and operator of the facility, announced a $29m redevelopment project in June 2012 to revamp the 15-year old stadium. A majority of the first phase will be completed ahead of the ICC Cricket World Cup and the 2015 FIFA Under-20 World Cup. ‘Cake Tin’ design of the Wellington Regional Stadium The stadium is popularly called ‘the cake tin’ due to its cylindrical form and silver-coloured outer walls. Its structural design is divided into four elements namely the seating bowl, the exterior skin, the floating roof and the light towers. The oval-shaped bowl consists of a single tier of continuous yellow seating enclosing the playing field. The grassed field covers an area of 16,162m². A thin, 26m-high roof, covering nearly 70% of the seats, hovers above the seating, with four tall light towers projecting above it. The tight exterior skin is made of horizontally striated reflective metal cladding and features slotted open...

Sky Stadium (non-commercially known as Wellington Stadium) is located in Wellington, New Zealand, and has a total capacity of 34,500, with a large majority of those undercover. Since it opened in 2000, the stadium has played host to many sports including Rugby Union, Rugby League, Cricket, Soccer and even Australian Rules Football. The stadium has a single level of yellow seats surrounding the whole arena with corporate boxes under the stadium roof. It has quality lighting, two video screens and a lot of space under the stands so the venue can host exhibitions and other similar events. Sky Stadium has 64 corporate boxes holding 1,281 people, plus a large superbox bringing the total capacity to almost 36,000. Temporary seating can boost this even higher to around 40,000. Westpac ended its naming-rights of the stadium at the end of 2019, at which time it was renamed Sky Stadium after the broadcaster purchased the commercial rights in a six year deal. During the Rugby World Cup, the venue was known as Wellington Regional Stadium.

Sky Stadium Wellington Established On 1999 at Wellington,New Zealand. Wellington Regional Stadium is the famous name of Sky Stadium. The capacity of the Sky Stadium Wellington is around 34,500. Sky Stadium Wellington have Scoreboard End, City End. Sky Stadium located on UTC +13:00 Timezone. Brett Sipthorpe is Curator of Sky Stadium Wellington. Cricket Hometeams of Sky Stadium are Wellington and Wellington Firebirds.

Sky Stadium (formerly Westpac) is the worlds first modern purpose built cricket ground. It is also the home of New Zealand’s other main sporting code, rugby. The building’s external skin of horizontally-striated reflective metal cladding has created a large sculptural landmark on the northern edge of the CBD. The concourse areas include gallery spaces providing seven-day-a-week entertainment, cultural and exhibition space serving the community. The stadium also includes offices, a sports medicine facility, cricket academy and a cricket museum. Awards • 2003 Bronze Award, IOC/IAKS • 2000 International Building of the Year, Australian Institute of Architects • 2000 Resene Colour Award, New Zealand Institute of Architects • 2000 Resene National Building of the Year, New Zealand Institute of Architects

For the football stadium in Bo'ness, Scotland, see Newtown Park Location 41°19′13″S 174°46′57″E / 41.32028°S 174.78250°E / -41.32028; 174.78250 Owner Operator 5,000 Surface Grass field, Rekortan athletics track Construction Opened 1881 Renovated 2008 Tenants Athletics Wellington Kiwi Amateur Athletic Club Newtown Park is a Bookings of the venue are managed by the owner, Wellington City Council. The council grants priority to the Wellington United Football club for weekend bookings during the winter season, and priority to Athletics Wellington for weekend bookings during the summer season, and for weekdays outside of school hours. The main arena has a 400-metre, all-weather rubberized athletics track around it, as well as spectator stands and a function room. A second, rectangular pitch (Newtown Park 2) is located to the south of the main arena. History [ ] Newtown Park was built in 1881 and was part of Wellington Zoo. The first match played there was an international The #1 pitch was re-developed in 2011 to function as a training venue for teams competing in the Newtown Park was selected as one of the Wellington training venues for use by national representative teams during the Football [ ] Events at Newtown Park are organised by The second pitch, was used by Other football events hosted [ ] • • 2007 Women's National League Final. • • 2008 Pre-Olympic Exhibition match - Athletics [ ] Newtown Park is the main venue for regional track and field meets managed by Athletics We...

Wellington Regional Stadium, also known as Westpac Stadium, is a multi-purpose sports stadium in Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand. It will host four matches, including a quarter-final match during the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015. The waterfront stadium is the world’s first purpose-built modern cricket and rugby stadium and has a seating capacity of 34,500. It can accommodate international and domestic cricket, football, and rugby league and union matches, as well as concerts and other entertainment events. The Wellington Regional Stadium Trust, the owner and operator of the facility, announced a $29m redevelopment project in June 2012 to revamp the 15-year old stadium. A majority of the first phase will be completed ahead of the ICC Cricket World Cup and the 2015 FIFA Under-20 World Cup. ‘Cake Tin’ design of the Wellington Regional Stadium The stadium is popularly called ‘the cake tin’ due to its cylindrical form and silver-coloured outer walls. Its structural design is divided into four elements namely the seating bowl, the exterior skin, the floating roof and the light towers. The oval-shaped bowl consists of a single tier of continuous yellow seating enclosing the playing field. The grassed field covers an area of 16,162m². A thin, 26m-high roof, covering nearly 70% of the seats, hovers above the seating, with four tall light towers projecting above it. The tight exterior skin is made of horizontally striated reflective metal cladding and features slotted open...

For the football stadium in Bo'ness, Scotland, see Newtown Park Location 41°19′13″S 174°46′57″E / 41.32028°S 174.78250°E / -41.32028; 174.78250 Owner Operator 5,000 Surface Grass field, Rekortan athletics track Construction Opened 1881 Renovated 2008 Tenants Athletics Wellington Kiwi Amateur Athletic Club Newtown Park is a Bookings of the venue are managed by the owner, Wellington City Council. The council grants priority to the Wellington United Football club for weekend bookings during the winter season, and priority to Athletics Wellington for weekend bookings during the summer season, and for weekdays outside of school hours. The main arena has a 400-metre, all-weather rubberized athletics track around it, as well as spectator stands and a function room. A second, rectangular pitch (Newtown Park 2) is located to the south of the main arena. History [ ] Newtown Park was built in 1881 and was part of Wellington Zoo. The first match played there was an international The #1 pitch was re-developed in 2011 to function as a training venue for teams competing in the Newtown Park was selected as one of the Wellington training venues for use by national representative teams during the Football [ ] Events at Newtown Park are organised by The second pitch, was used by Other football events hosted [ ] • • 2007 Women's National League Final. • • 2008 Pre-Olympic Exhibition match - Athletics [ ] Newtown Park is the main venue for regional track and field meets managed by Athletics We...

Sky Stadium (non-commercially known as Wellington Stadium) is located in Wellington, New Zealand, and has a total capacity of 34,500, with a large majority of those undercover. Since it opened in 2000, the stadium has played host to many sports including Rugby Union, Rugby League, Cricket, Soccer and even Australian Rules Football. The stadium has a single level of yellow seats surrounding the whole arena with corporate boxes under the stadium roof. It has quality lighting, two video screens and a lot of space under the stands so the venue can host exhibitions and other similar events. Sky Stadium has 64 corporate boxes holding 1,281 people, plus a large superbox bringing the total capacity to almost 36,000. Temporary seating can boost this even higher to around 40,000. Westpac ended its naming-rights of the stadium at the end of 2019, at which time it was renamed Sky Stadium after the broadcaster purchased the commercial rights in a six year deal. During the Rugby World Cup, the venue was known as Wellington Regional Stadium.

Sky Stadium Wellington Established On 1999 at Wellington,New Zealand. Wellington Regional Stadium is the famous name of Sky Stadium. The capacity of the Sky Stadium Wellington is around 34,500. Sky Stadium Wellington have Scoreboard End, City End. Sky Stadium located on UTC +13:00 Timezone. Brett Sipthorpe is Curator of Sky Stadium Wellington. Cricket Hometeams of Sky Stadium are Wellington and Wellington Firebirds.

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