Showing posts with label 2010 Facade Construction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2010 Facade Construction. Show all posts

Monday, May 10, 2010

Cape Town Stadium today, Work on the facade

These facade images are from May 8

This morning I woke at 6 AM by the rain, it rained so hard 
I thought I was on a ship enveloped by water and wind 

Its been terrible weather the whole day and as I am writing its lashing down again  














It looks like it is already badly in need of a lick of paint




This was today

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Construction of new foot bridge between old GP Stadium site and the Cape Town Stadium


This road is closed off now
So you can not drive around the stadium anymore





                                     There are many men sitting around the edge at work like this





                           






Saturday, February 13, 2010

Cape Town Stadium



On my way to the V&A Waterfront to get my groceries
 I stopped off
to shoot these, hoping to get some nice sunset shots on my way back but guess what ?
 It started raining !




Sunday, February 7, 2010

Rugby Festival in new 2010 Cape Town Stadium told in photos


Disappointingly I was not allowed to bring in my Canon 450D
No SLR's were allowed only compacts are permitted
so the photos in the stadium are all taken with my
Canon
Powershot SX20 IS


Long queues for drinks but there were some vendors outside
 where you could get a drink in minutes


You can see the blue roof of Table bay Hotel



Quite different from when I was on my own here
some months ago




I was so excited to be in the stadium
I took 224 photos :)


Its gorgeous
So sad I could not properly capture it with my SLR


The atmosphere was terrific
Happy smiles all around
and no problems or rowdiness anywhere I could see or hear
A seat with a view




This was a goal !!!


Stormers hooker Deon Fourie ensured his name would feature in the history books by scoring the first try ever in the new stadium after 3 minutes and 35 seconds of play.

Remember you can click any image to see it high res



Vodacom Stormers
Our boys.. the home team


It was pretty warm but partly clouded
 Table mountain was hidden in the clouds


At no time was Table Mountain out of the clouds
Such a pity..

Oh and this was a smoking area
There were several designated smoking areas around the stadium

Shame about the deep shadows cast on the pitch
even though the lights were on

A view to Signal Hill


Not all of the temporary seats are installed yet


Scorers:

Vodacom Stormers - Tries: Deon Fourie, Dylan des Fountain (2), Frikkie Welsh, Sireli Naqelevuki, Ricky Januarie, Bolla Conradie; Conversions: Willem de Waal, Lionel Cronje (2); Penalties: De Waal (2)


Boland: Try - Johan Peacock, Conversion: Dean Grant; Penalties: Dean Grant (2).


A peek into the "Sausage den"
I was very disappointed not to be able to buy a glass of wine
but happy to see they sold Magnum icecream !


Schalk Burger, left the field in the first half with what looked like a shoulder injury.



Centre Paul Bosch also left the field with what looked like a broken arm and he is not likely to feature in the Super 14.


Sorry I did not catch you smiling at me
You looked allot better when you smiled :)



I walked around during the whole match
No rest to sit down !



It was my pleasure guys :)))
I luvvvv your happy smiles
Drop me a line if you want a copy




Its a great stadium



This is the opening I can see from my home


The Stormers won 47-13 after leading 18-13 at halftime.




Its all over and going home

6.30 PM

There were 2 helicopters:
  An ambulance and  a police helicopter on stand by

The party in Hamiltons Rugby club is in full swing


Sitting there so pretty ...

Thursday, December 24, 2009

World Cup Soccer 2010 Cape Town Stadium in Green Point on a cloudy day


The mountains were hidden in the clouds except Signal Hill straight ahead


Spanking new part of Fritz Sonnenberg Road


 Devil's Peak is now totally hidden by the clouds
but the light was really beautiful


On the bottom left you can see the parking area entrance

Table Mountain is hidden in the clouds
I am standing close to the Green Point light house here
If you look  here
you will see where I was standing Note the buildings




Sunday, November 22, 2009

The gorgeous World Cup 2010 Cape Town Stadium as seen from the lower slope of Signal Hill in Green Point



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An awesome sight this huge building towering well over the apartment blocks



The old stadium wall on the left
Robben island in the distance


There was a new Facade sheet installed today on the North side