Stadiums in Sweden

This link is about future sports arenas – a new way of building arenas in times of climate changes – Sea Houses used as arenas.

-The traditional and classical way of building an area is characterized by the fact that it is built directly on the ground. An arena built in this way does not resist natural catastrophes like for example floods and hurricanes caused by climate changes. There are already problems on arenas in for example South America, Asia and Europe but also in Sweden, where football pitches often are drenched with water during long periods of rainfall.

Cosmic architecture is the new method of building an ultra-modern stadium. It is characterized by the fact that the main building rests on a number of pylons keeping the entire building elevated. Smaller egg-shaped buildings, so-called side buildings, can be fitted to the bow-shaped pylons. These are best used as hotels, in this case eight hotel sections. There is also a model where the main building rests on a square-shaped frame which keeps the building in an elevated position. A side building can be fitted to each corner of the square. These are best used as hotels, in this case four hotel sections. See Galaxy Stadium, Gothenburg.

This new architecture guarantees sports events of the future despite climate changes with for example floods, hurricanes and earthquakes. Climate changes will decide how we build our community faced with coming natural catastrophes. Worsening climate changes will soon cause problems for responsible officials within the sports movement, the UEFA as well as FIFA. As I see the future, both the UEFA and FIFA will soon drastically increase security concerning the construction of future arenas, for reasons of survival. The pictures below illustrate some proposed new ultra-modern arenas capable of resisting climate changes such as floods, earthquakes and possible fire.

The building of arenas in Sweden should be a simultaneous process, i.e. from Malmö up north to Kiruna. The company Cosmic Construction & Build Co has plans to implement ultra-modern arenas all over the country. It is always cheaper to build several co-ordinated arenas than to build a single arena. The aim of this project is to build one ultra-modern arena in each of the county capitals below, an arena capable of resisting climate changes. Nearby clubs can then draw up contracts. The arenas could be completed in 2010-2011.



Milky Way Stadium, Stockholm, Sweden. Capacity: 70.000 seats.

The Stadium symbolizes a spiral galaxy (male symbol). The Milky Way, our galaxy, is a spiral galaxy. The eight egg-shaped side buildings symbolize the cosmic ovum which in turn symbolizes our universe. The name of the stadium: The Milky Way Stadium. Nickname: ‘The Giant’. The total area needed for the location of the stadium should be at least one square kilometre. The stadium has its own solar power-station and its own reservoirs for the accumulation of rain water for water consumption. Capacity: 70,000 seats.
Between each pylon is an attached escalator taking the spectators to the stands. One is a grandstand for 40,000 spectators, the other one a tiered stand for 30,000 spectators. Each hotel section has its own reception and contains around 300 beds. Taken together the eight hotel sections contain around 2,400 beds.
Above the arena is a non-transparent roof with a mobile opening of the same size as the pitch. It can be opened or closed according to weather conditions to attain a comfortable temperature in the arena. A combination of an indoor and outdoor arena.
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Universe Stadium, Malmö, Sweden. Capacity: 60.000 seats.
The Stadium symbolizes the cosmic ovum which in turn symbolizes our universe, part of cosmos which has a male symbol. The eight egg-shaped hotel sections also symbolize the cosmic ovum. The name of the stadium: Universe Stadium. Nickname: ‘Hefty Chap’. The total area needed for the location of the stadium should be at least one square kilometre. The stadium has its own solar power-station and its own reservoirs for the accumulation of rain water for water consumption. Capacity: 60,000 spectators.
Between each pylon is an attached escalator transferring the spectators to the stands. Each smaller hotel section has its own reception and contains around 300 beds. Together, the eight hotel sections contain around 3,800 beds.
Above the stadium is a non-transparent roof with a mobile opening of the same size as the pitch. This can be opened or closed according to weather conditions to attain a comfortable temperature in the arena. A combination of an indoor and outdoor arena.
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Galaxy Stadium, Gothenburg, Sweden. Capacity 55,000 seats.

The Stadium symbolizes an elliptical galaxy (female symbol). The four sphere-shaped symbolize celestial bodies. The name of the stadium: Galaxy Stadium. Nickname: ‘The Giant’. The total area needed for the location of the stadium should be at least one square kilometre. The stadium has its own solar power-station and its own reservoirs for the accumulation of rain water for water consumption. Capacity: 55,000 seats.
Between each pylon is an attached escalator transferring the spectators to the stands. Each hotel section has its own reception and contains around 1,000 beds. Altogether the four hotel sections contain around 4,000 beds.
Above the arena is a non-transparent roof with a mobile opening of the same size as the pitch. This can be opened or closed depending on weather conditions to allow an agreeable temperature in the arena. A combination of an indoor and outdoor arena.
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Neutron Stadium, Norrköping/Linköping, Sweden. Capacity 30.000 seats.

The Stadium symbolizes a neutron which is part of the atom’s nucleus. The name of the stadium: Neutron Stadium. Nickname: ‘Blue Light’. The total area needed for the location of the stadium should be at least one square kilometre. The stadium has its own solar power-station and its own reservoirs for the accumulation of rain water for water consumption. Capacity: 30,000 seats.
Between each pylon is an attached escalator which takes the spectators to the stands. Each hotel section has its own reception and all in all 10 hotel sections are available.
Above the arena is a transparent roof with a mobile opening of the same size as the pitch. This can be opened or closed according to weather to attain an agreeable temperature in the arena. A combination of an indoor and outdoor arena.
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Electron Stadium, Sundsvall, Sweden. Capacity 30.000 seats.

The Stadium symbolizes an electron encircling the atom’s nucleus. The name of the stadium: Electron Stadium. Nickname: ‘The Saucer’. The total area needed for the location of the stadium should be at least one square kilometre. The stadium has its own solar power-station and its own reservoirs for the accumulation of rain water for water consumption. Capacity: 30,000 spectators.
Each hotel section has its own reception and all in all 4 hotel sections are available.
Above the arena is a non-transparent roof with a mobile opening of the same size as the pitch. This can be opened or closed according to weather conditions to attain a comfortable temperature in the arena.A combination of an indoor and outdoor arena.
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Triangle Stadium, Umeå, Sweden. Capacity 30.000 seats.
Co-operation between three municipalities: Umeå, Skellefteå and Holmsund
The Stadium symbolizes the constellation Triangle. The name of the stadium: Triangle Stadium. Nickname: ‘Trion’. The total area needed for the location of the stadium should be at least one square kilometre. The stadium has its own solar power-station and its own reservoirs for the accumulation of rain water for water consumption. Capacity: 30,000 spectators.
Each hotel section has its own reception and all in all 3 hotel sections are available.
Above the arena is a non-transparent roof with a mobile opening of the same size as the pitch. This can be opened or closed according to weather conditions to attain an agreeable temperature in the arena. A combination of an indoor and outdoor arena.
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Cosmic Stadium, Nynäshamn, Sweden. Capacity 25.000 seats.

Name of the Stadium: Cosmic Stadium. The total area needed for the location of the stadium should be at least one square kilometre. The stadium has its own solar power-station and its own reservoirs for the accumulation of rain water for water consumption. Capacity: 25,000 seats.
Above the arena is a non-transparent roof with a mobile opening of the same size as the pitch. This can be opened or closed according to weather conditions to attain an agreeable temperature in the arena. A combination of an indoor and outdoor arena.
Each hotel section has its own reception with all in all 4 wings.
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Proton Stadium, Kiruna, Sweden. Capacity 20.000 seats.
The Stadium symbolizes a proton which is part of an atom’s nucleus. The name of the stadium: Proton Stadium. Nickname: ‘Northern Lights’. The total area needed for the location of the stadium should be at least one square kilometre. The stadium has its own solar power-station and its own reservoirs for the accumulation of rain water for water consumption. Capacity: 20,000 seats.
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Between each pylon is an attached escalator taking the spectators to the stands. Each hotel section has its own reception and all in all 4 hotel sections are available.
Covering the arena is a transparent roof with a mobile opening of the same size as the pitch. This can be opened or closed depending on weather conditions to attain a comfortable temperature in the arena. A combination of an indoor and outdoor arena.

The arenas will be used by the clubs without costs. Each arena has its own hotel sections at hand. Each arena also holds exhibition halls for business, industry and culture. Besides exhibition halls there are restaurants, bars and extensive office premises. Connected to these ultra-modern arenas, new types of future cities and industries adapted to climate changes could develop.

Construction material of the future promotes the steel industry

New technology can elevate the arenas.

The Ultra-modern Football Pitch