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Fan's Proposal

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I don't like it at all. It looks like an ugly rectangle box. IOW, another ugly Chase Field. I'll stick with the spaceship like design.

eh, not a huge fan. I think its cool, but just seems to long and plain. Doesn't say baseball either. You need a park to look like a park. IE. The new Citi Field looks great and you just want to get inside and see a game.

Don't like it much. I'd still like to see an Art Deco style park, with some kind of decorative tower behind home plate...nothing too large, but with some kind of beacon on the top.....

Why couldn't we have built a new version of the Roman Colosseum.That would of have been nice.

 

 

The letters RFK come to mind, lol.

Why couldn't we have built a new version of the Roman Colosseum.That would of have been nice.

 

 

The letters RFK come to mind, lol.

 

props on this! :lol

 

and awesome sig!

Why couldn't we have built a new version of the Roman Colosseum.That would of have been nice.

 

 

The letters RFK come to mind, lol.

AKA RFK stadium :D

 

Thats what the outfield looks like, no?

 

except no people

Why couldn't we have built a new version of the Roman Colosseum.That would of have been nice.

 

 

The letters RFK come to mind, lol.

totally missed your post lol :banghead And I thought I was going to be smart and witty! f***!

I like the design but not for Miami. Art Deco somehow would be the way to go....

 

the spaceship design, well they will call it the TEAL COCKROACH....that is a horror show.......geez

If we really want to add a little Cuban spice to our ballpark because of its location we might as well model it after some of the great stadiums in Cuba. Problem is all the stadiums over there look like sh*t. I say we get all futuristic with this baby because it's Miami. Not a big fan of this stadium and I don't think that fish ontop of the stadium looks safe, especially when it's on a retractable roof.

Why couldn't we have built a new version of the Roman Colosseum.That would of have been nice.

 

 

 

 

only if we have david samson and norm braman fight to the death in the outfield

Why couldn't we have built a new version of the Roman Colosseum.That would of have been nice.

 

 

 

 

only if we have david samson and norm braman fight to the death in the outfield

 

Hah! the entire case should take place in RFK stadium, and have a few lions come out and eat the looser. :hat

 

As far as using the idea of the Coliseum, I dont know if the enclosed look of this style stadium is the best idea. Showing the city somehow within the structure is actually nice for fans, and people watching in other states.

I admire the effort that the fan took and think he did a good job at designing a ballpark; however, with that being said it looks rather out of place for Miami. Too much classical column work; other than perhaps the Miami Dade Courthouse, I can't think of any significant building in Miami that has a similar sort of architecture. This looks more appropriate in Washington than Miami (and would have probably made a nice exterior than the boring outside of Nationals Park.)

 

I think it is useless trying to design a ballpark that doesn't fit in its city. For the same reason, the "red brick, green seats" that works in Baltimore and other Northern cities wouldn't work well in Miami. Miami should have an art deco inspired exterior.

I admire the effort that the fan took and think he did a good job at designing a ballpark; however, with that being said it looks rather out of place for Miami. Too much classical column work; other than perhaps the Miami Dade Courthouse, I can't think of any significant building in Miami that has a similar sort of architecture. This looks more appropriate in Washington than Miami (and would have probably made a nice exterior than the boring outside of Nationals Park.)

 

I think it is useless trying to design a ballpark that doesn't fit in its city. For the same reason, the "red brick, green seats" that works in Baltimore and other Northern cities wouldn't work well in Miami. Miami should have an art deco inspired exterior.

The designer does make a point: the 2005 proposal looks out-of-place for Little Havana.

 

That being said, this design looks more suited for a "Little Athens" than a "Little Havana".

Why couldn't we have built a new version of the Roman Colosseum.That would of have been nice.

 

 

The letters RFK come to mind, lol.

totally missed your post lol :banghead And I thought I was going to be smart and witty! f***!

 

I'll still give you credit for posting a pic of 'ole RFK.

 

What a dump.

Erm, that picture makes it look like a train station or the coluseum that used to be on SW 16th street and 37th ave. remember that?

Why couldn't we have built a new version of the Roman Colosseum.That would of have been nice.

 

 

The letters RFK come to mind, lol.

totally missed your post lol :banghead And I thought I was going to be smart and witty! f***!

 

I'll still give you credit for posting a pic of 'ole RFK.

 

What a dump.

 

Thanks

 

 

Erm, that picture makes it look like a train station or the coluseum that used to be on SW 16th street and 37th ave. remember that?

 

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