KSS has shared details on the recent enhancements developed for their long-standing client Brighton & Hove Albion FC, as the American reveal neighborhood stadium celebrates its tenth anniversary.
In the very first stadium-wide refurbishment for the 1901 Club, KSS has transformed nine premium lounges across three stands at the Amex neighborhood Stadium. The styles show the Club’s distinct character as well as values the style firm recognized for the award-winning stadium ten years ago.
The upgrades include three platinum lounges, found on the West as well as east Stand halfway line with amazing seats directly outside, as well as six gold lounges, which function a variety of styles from an industrial Camiseta LOSC Lille brewery style to a partnership with Heineken.
Premium matchday experience
Each area is bespoke as well as delivers a new premium match day experience for fans as well as guests in total style as well as comfort.
The fit-out was completed in July, ahead of the new Premier league season, as well as relaunched the 1901 Club membership for the next five years.
In the very first stadium-wide refurbishment for the 1901 Club, KSS has transformed nine premium lounges across three stands at the Amex neighborhood Stadium. Images, courtesy: KSS
Debbie Power, partner Director, KSS – who leads the innovative interior style team on a number of KSS’ high profile sports location jobs including Wembley Stadium, Anfield Stadium, Twickenham stadium as well as No.1 Court Wimbledon, in addition to high profile training centres, such as Leicester Camiseta Selección de fútbol de Serbia City FC, Liverpool FC, Brighton & Hove Albion FC as well as Tottenham Hotspur FC – led the project.
Speaking about their involvement, Seyhan Ahmet, Sales Account Manager, Rainbow office Design, said:
Rainbow were extremely happy as well as honoured to have been part of this job as well as working carefully with KSS group & Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club, bringing their vision to life. An remarkable change to every of the nine lounges in such a short period of time. Well done to everybody involved. one of my preferred jobs this year!
Debbie Power led a panel session on “The change of Anfield” together with Paul Cuttill, Vice President, stadium Operations, Liverpool FC and 20.20 Ltd’s Jon Lee at the 2021 edition of ALSD International.
Architecture & interior design
KSS is an award-winning AJ100 chartered architecture, interior as well as graphic style practice, celebrating 30 years in 2021, based in central London as well as Sevenoaks, Kent.
The firm specialises in the style of major sports venues as well as training facilities, academic jobs as well as residential developments, as well as have a credibility for offering top notch style backed by noise industrial judgement as well as a client-focused expert service.
KSS Director, Nick Marshall, discussed “Stadiums of the Future” as well as the present patterns that influence style decisions, such as sustainability, together with panellists Stephanie Bax, CAA ICON, Matthias Mehling, Bosch Rexroth/StadiaPitch as well as Lyndon Clayton, Vector Foiltec, at ALSD worldwide 2021.
Source & imagery, courtesy: KSS
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