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Two things scream out at me from the larger visualizations.
Posted on: November 23, 2017 at 06:33:52 CT
RayKinsella1922 SEC
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That table and chair treatment behind the stands (the ones with the railing behind them?) Awful.
It's one thing to sit in the East Club section where you sit in table and chairs with a glass walled lounge behind you - that's cool. You're separated from the proletariat but can reenter the lounge whenever - that's premium.
Having a metal rail behind you with people milling about - that's annoying. If that section must have a walkway behind at least elevate it so it's separated from both the walkway and the regular seating in front. Instead of table & chairs (which barely fit), go with large recliners side by side with stairs between every four backed by a solid barrier. That way it would feel like an elevated lounge with some privacy. As it stands those table and chairs are a 'picnic in hell' for the sorry folks who pay a premium for them.
Now, problem number two. The standing bar tables behind the goal post. What are those for? Why not just continue normal seating all the way down. Who the heck is going to stand behind the end zone at a bar table for four hours?
As for the doors and windows behind this area, are they really needed? The giant locker room halls at either corner should suffice for getting anything out onto the field, including the players. I'd sacrifice that whole area for regular seating with a nice uniform wall all the way across the back of the end zone. More seating and it'll look better too. As it stands, someone insisted the Tigers must enter from behind the goalpost (that's not necessary) and then threw some random bar tables in that area for lack of a better idea: GET A BETTER IDEA...
Edited by RayKinsella1922 at 06:55:46 on 11/23/17
It's one thing to sit in the East Club section where you sit in table and chairs with a glass walled lounge behind you - that's cool. You're separated from the proletariat but can reenter the lounge whenever - that's premium.
Having a metal rail behind you with people milling about - that's annoying. If that section must have a walkway behind at least elevate it so it's separated from both the walkway and the regular seating in front. Instead of table & chairs (which barely fit), go with large recliners side by side with stairs between every four backed by a solid barrier. That way it would feel like an elevated lounge with some privacy. As it stands those table and chairs are a 'picnic in hell' for the sorry folks who pay a premium for them.
Now, problem number two. The standing bar tables behind the goal post. What are those for? Why not just continue normal seating all the way down. Who the heck is going to stand behind the end zone at a bar table for four hours?
As for the doors and windows behind this area, are they really needed? The giant locker room halls at either corner should suffice for getting anything out onto the field, including the players. I'd sacrifice that whole area for regular seating with a nice uniform wall all the way across the back of the end zone. More seating and it'll look better too. As it stands, someone insisted the Tigers must enter from behind the goalpost (that's not necessary) and then threw some random bar tables in that area for lack of a better idea: GET A BETTER IDEA...
Edited by RayKinsella1922 at 06:55:46 on 11/23/17
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Two things scream out at me from the larger visualizations. - RayKinsella1922 SEC - 11/23 06:33:52