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Terracottem Football Projects Sports Turf References Following is a partial list of projects worldwide in which TerraCottem® has been incorporated into the root zone of play areas in stadiums, training facilities, and recreation complexes: Stadium & Club Year Type of Project Location Contractor/Designer Africa Bobo Dialasso Sport Complex 1997 Construction (2 fields) Bobo Dialasso, Burkina Faso Tunis Olympic Stadium 1999 Construction stadium & Tunis, Tunesia 2 training pitches Calidad Deportiva Norwich Park Newlands Rugby Stadium 1999 Reconstruction Cape Town, South Africa Top Turf Group Asia Hanlim University Ground 2001 Construction Kangwon Chunchen, South Korea Hyundae Ground 2003-4 Construction Sea Sa, South Korea Inchon Gyayang Ground 2000 Construction Inchon Gyayang, South Korea Inchon University Ground 2003 Construction Inchon City, South Korea Jeonnam Wando Ground 2001 Reconstruction Jeonnam Wando, South Korea Kang Won Do Ko Seng, Ground 2000 Construction Kangwondo Koseng, South Korea Kangwon Yanggu Ground 2000 Construction Kangwon Yanggu, South Korea Kashima Soccer Stadium 2007 Renovation Ibariki, Japan Korea Electric Power Corporation 2001 Construction Jeonnam Wando, South Korea 2 Kwang Ju 2007 Reconstruction Keong Ki Kawng Ju, Korea Kyeng gi Kapyung, Ground 2001 Construction Kyeng gi Kapyung, South Korea Langkawi Sport Complex 1996 Construction Langkawi, Malaysia Miki Comprehensive Disaster Prevention Park 2004 Construction Miki City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Ground 1998 Construction Suwon City, South Korea Namhye Sports Centre 1999 Construction (2 fields) Namhye City, South Korea Petronas Training Centre 1996 Construction Petronas, Malaysia Shiba Baseball Ground 1998 Reconstruction Tokyo, Japan Shandong Football Sports Association Training Center 1999 Construction Jinnan, China Luneng Football Academy 2000 Construction (3 fields) Shandong Weifang, China Luneng Group, Huatai Manor Gardens Yunnan Sports Center 2000 Reconstruction Yunnan, China Yunnan Ecological Technique Co., Ltd. Australia A.J. Kelly Park 2007 Renovation Brisbane East Coast Turf Renovations Arthur Edden Oval 2007 Renovation Newcastle Newcastle City Council/Green Horticultural Group Blacktown City Council 2005 Reconstruction Junior Fields, Mincinbury Reserve NSW Blacktown City Council 2006 Reconstruction (2 fields) Quakers Hill Park Burwood Council 1998 Soccer field goal areas NSW 2 3 Couran Cove Resort 1998 Construction of practice field Gold Coast, Qld Department of Sport & Recreation 1999 Reconstruction (2 Hockey fields) Southwell Park, ACT Ku-Ring-Gai Council 2005 Renovation of goal areas NSW Leichhardt Council – King George Park 1999 Football & NSW Multi-use athletic field Leichhardt Council – Easton Park 1999 Football reconstruction NSW Moore Park State School 2003 Construction Moore Park, Bundaberg, Qld Queensland Project Services City of South Perth 2004 Renovation of goal areas WA Townsville City Council 2005,6 Reconstruction of field Junior Soccer #1 Field, Qld Turkish Soccer Club 1998 Reconstruction of field Melbourne, Vic Victurf Europe Adams Park (Wycombe Wanderers F.C.) 2002 Reconstruction High Wycombe, England J. Mallinson (Ormskirk) Ltd. Ajax Training Centre 1996 Construction Amsterdam, The Netherlands DCM N. V. Almansa C.F. 2002 Construction Almansa (Albacete), Spain Calidad Deportiva City of Almere 1997-8 Construction The Netherlands Anfield Road (Liverpool F. C.) 1998 Reconstruction Liverpool, England Hewitt Sportsturf Antalya Atatürk Stadium (Antalya Spor) 1998 Reconstruction Antalya, Turkey Spor Yapi Ltd. das Antes Stadium (Porto Football Club) 2003 Porto, Portugal RED Relvados e Equipa. Desp. 3 4 Z.V.V. Apeldoorn 1994 Renovation Apeldoorn, The Netherlands Nuevo Arcángel Stadium (Córdoba C. F.) 1997 Reconstruction Córdoba, Spain Calidad Deportiva S. L. 2002 Reconstruction Calidad Deportiva S. L. City of Arnhem 1995-6 Reconstruction (12 fields) The Netherlands Aston Villa 2006 Reconstruction main pitch Birmingham, England J. Mallinsons Aston Villa Bodymoor Heath Training Grounds 2007-8 Reconstruction By Kingsbury, N. Warwickhsire, England J. Mallinsons (PSD design) Berkel 1994 Renovation Berkel, The Netherlands Blackburn Rovers Academy 1999 Reconstruction Blackburn, England Blackburn Rovers Training Ground 1999 Renovation Blackburn, England 2001 Renovation Boechout 1993 Reconstruction Boechout, Belgium Bolton Wanderers Training Grounds 2004,7 Renovation (fibresand) Bolton, England J. Mallinson (Ormskirk) Ltd. Bolton Wanderers 2006 Reconstruction main pitch Bolton, England J. Mallinson (Ormskirk) Ltd. Boundary Park (Oldham) 2001 Reconstruction Oldham, England J. Mallinson (Ormskirk) Ltd. Britannia Stadium (Stoke City F. C.) 1997 Construction Stoke-on-Trent, England Souters of Stirling (Sportsturf) Ltd. Bundeswehrsportplatz Kaserne München 2006 Reconstruction München, Germany Cádiz C.F. 2002 Reconstruction Cádiz, Spain Viveros Inversur Carlisle United FC 2006 Reconstruction Carisle, Cumbria, England Story Homes Carlos Belmonte Stadium 2004 Renovation Albacete, Spain Calidad Deportiva 4 5 Celtic FC 2006 Construction training pitch Glasgow, Scotland Souters Celtic Park training pitch 2002-3 Reconstruction Glasgow, Scotland W.H. Malcolm City of Capelle a/d Ijssel 1996 Reconstruction The Netherlands The City Ground (Nottingham Forest F. C.) 1999 Reconstruction Nottingham, England Hewitt Sportsturf Ceuti Municipal Stadium (Ceuti C. F.) 1997 Construction Ceuti, Spain Calidad Deportiva S. L. Chelsea F.C. (Stamford Bridge) 2003 Renovation London, England Souters Chelsea F.C. Training Grounds 2004 Reconstruction London, England White Horse Contractors 2007 Reconstruction White Horse Contractors Ciudad Deportiva Kelme 1997 Construction Córdoba, Spain Calidad Deportiva S. L. Ciudad Deportiva de la Real Feredación Española 2003 Construction De Fútbol Las Rozas, Madrid, Spain Dragados Coín 2003 Construction Coín, Málaga, Spain Hidromluch Municipal Stadium of Coimbra 2003 Construction Coimbra, Portugal Vibeiras Soc. Com. de Plantas C. Vanden Stock Stadium (RSC Anderlecht) 1996 Reconstruction Anderlecht, Belgium Darling Football Club 2001 Construction Darling, U.K. PSD - W. Marley Agricultural Contractors Ltd. S. K. Deinze 1994 Renovation Deinze, Belgium De Kuip Stadium (Feyenoord F. C.) 1995 Reconstruction Rotterdam, The Netherlands Heidemij B. V. F. C. Den Bosch 1994 Renovation ‘s-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands City of Den Haag 1998 Reconstruction The Netherlands 5 6 K. Z. Dentergem 1994 Renovation Dentergem, Belgium Derby County F.C. Training pitches 2002 Reconstruction (4 rootzone fields) Derby, England PSD/White Horse Contractors Ltd. Dereagzi Training Field (Fenerbahce Spor Club) 1998 Reconstruction Istanbul, Turkey Spor Yapi Ltd. City of Deventer 1994-6 Reconstruction (8 fields) The Netherlands City of Didam 1995-6 Reconstruction (3 fields) The Netherlands Doncaster Lakeside 2006 Reconstruction main pitch & Doncaster, England construction training pitch J. Mallinson (Ormskirk) Ltd. Driefontijn Center (K. S. V. Vilvoorde) 1998 Construction Vilvoorde, Belgium Wegro Sport 2000 Renovation Wegro Sport City of Dronten 1995-7 Reconstruction (3 fields) The Netherlands City of Emmen 1994-5 Reconstruction (3 fields) The Netherlands City of Enschede 1995 Reconstruction The Netherlands Erol Kaya Stadium (Pendýk Sport Club) 2003 Construction Istanbul, Turkey Español C.F. 2002 Reconstruction Barcelona, Spain Calidad Deportiva Ewood Park (Blackburn Rovers F. C.) 1995 Reconstruction Blackburn, England J. Mallinson (Ormskirk) Ltd. Voted Best Field in the U.K. – 1997 Voted Top 3 Best in the U.K. – 1998 Voted Top 3 Best in the U.K. - 1999 Ciudad Deportiva Extremadura (Extremadura C. F.) 1998 Construction (2 fields) Almendralejo (Badajoz), Spain Calidad Deportiva S. L. Exton Training ground (Bolton Wanderers) 2001 Renovation Bolton, England J. Mallsinson (Ormskirk) Ltd. Faro Loule 2003 Construction Faro Loule, Portugal Calidad Deportiva 6 7 Fenerbahce Spor Club (Dereagzi Training Field) 1998 Reconstruction Istanbul, Turkey Feyenoord Training Centre 1994 Reconstruction Rotterdam, The Netherlands Heidemij B. V. TSV Ganderkesee 2003 Renovation (4 pitches) Ganderkesee nr Oldenburg, Germany Sommerfeld AG Sporting de Gijón 2002 Reconstruction Gijón, Asturias, Spain Calidad Deportiva Go Ahead Eagles Stadium 1994 Renovation Deventer, The Netherlands Oranjewoud Gottlieb Daimler WM Stadion 2006 Main pitch & training pitch renovation Stuttgart, Germany F. Knoor, Germany Goodison Park (Everton F. C.) 2000 Reconstruction Liverpool, England J. Mallinson (Ormskirk) Ltd. 2001 Reconstruction J. Mallinson (Ormskirk) Ltd. City of Havelte 1996 Reconstruction The Netherlands The Hawthorns (West Bromwich Albion F. C.) 1998 Reconstruction West Bromwich, England J. Mallinson (Ormskirk) Ltd. Heerlen 1995 Renovation Heerlen, The Netherlands City of Hoorn 1997 Construction The Netherlands City of Huizen 1997 Reconstruction The Netherlands Independence Arena 2000 Reconstruction Malta Inönü Stadium (Beşiktaş Jimnastik Club) 1998 Reconstruction Istanbul, Turkey Spor Yapi Ltd. José Alvalade 21 Stadium (Sporting Club de Portugal) 2003 Construction Lisbon, Portugal RED Relvados e Equipa. Desp. V. V. Juventus 1994 Renovation Rijswijk, The Netherlands Käpylä Stadium 1997 Reconstruction Helsinki, Finland 7 8 Karabük Yenisehir Stadium (Karabük Spor) 1998 Reconstruction Karabük, Turkey Karabük Spor Training Field 1998 Reconstruction Karabük, Turkey Karuss Athletic Park 2000 Reconstruction Kristiansand, Norway Ciudad Deportiva Kelme/Kelme Sport City 1996 Reconstruction Elche, Spain
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