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	In December 2016, the architects AL_A unveiled a new concept for stackable football pitches.		In December 2016, the architects AL_A unveiled a new concept for stackable football pitches.

−	The idea is a response to the lack of space in inner city areas for sporting activities. AL_A suggest ~~that~~ it could help with community relations and enable more affordable space for adults who want an informal game of football after work.	+	The idea is a response to the lack of space in inner city areas for sporting activities. AL_A suggest it could help with community relations and enable more affordable space for adults who want an informal game of football after work.

	[[File:Pitch2.jpg\|link=File:Pitch2.jpg]]		[[File:Pitch2.jpg\|link=File:Pitch2.jpg]]

−	Pitch/Pitch ~~has been designed as~~ a series of stackable 5-a-side football pitches to be ~~erected~~ on derelict or temporarily vacant sites ~~across London~~.	+	Pitch/Pitch is a series of stackable 5-a-side football pitches that can be constructed on derelict or temporarily vacant sites. It is a temporary installation which is both quick and easy to erect, with the potential to be in place for as little as a few weeks, perhaps coinciding with a high profile sporting event such as the World Cup, or much longer until a permanent use is found for the derelict site.

−	~~As such it is a temporary installation which is both quick and easy to erect, with~~ the ~~potential to be~~ in ~~place for a few weeks~~, ~~perhaps coinciding with~~ a ~~high profile sporting event such as~~ the ~~World Cup~~, or ~~much longer until a permanent use is found for the derelict site~~.	+	The architects have designed the structure in collaboration with Arup, as a modular system using lightweight carbon fibre. The adaptability of the design allows it to accommodate fewer players, or to be installed on awkwardly shaped sites.

−	In collaboration with Arup, the architects have designed the structure as a modular system using lightweight carbon fibre. The adaptability of the design allows it to accommodate fewer players, or to be installed on awkwardly shaped sites.	+	AL_A, along with partners, are looking to finance roll out of the scheme across London.
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−	AL_A, along with partners, are looking to finance ~~and implement~~ the scheme across London.	+

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−	Images and content ~~courtesy of~~ AL_A.	+	Images and content © AL_A.

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−	In December 2016, the architects AL_A unveiled a new concept for stackable football pitches. The idea is a response to the lack of space in inner city areas for sporting activities. AL_A suggest that it could help with community relations and enable more affordable space for adults who want an informal game of football after work.	+	In December 2016, the architects AL_A unveiled a new concept for stackable football pitches.

−	~~[[File:Pitch2~~.~~jpg]]~~	+	The idea is a response to the lack of space in inner city areas for sporting activities. AL_A suggest that it could help with community relations and enable more affordable space for adults who want an informal game of football after work.

−	Pitch/Pitch has been designed as a series of stackable 5-a-side football pitches to be erected on derelict or temporarily vacant sites across London. As such it is a temporary installation which is both quick and easy to erect, with the potential to be in place for a few weeks, perhaps coinciding with a high profile sporting event such as the World Cup, or much longer until a permanent use is found for the derelict site.	+	[[File:Pitch2.jpg\|link=File:Pitch2.jpg]]
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		+	Pitch/Pitch has been designed as a series of stackable 5-a-side football pitches to be erected on derelict or temporarily vacant sites across London.
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		+	As such it is a temporary installation which is both quick and easy to erect, with the potential to be in place for a few weeks, perhaps coinciding with a high profile sporting event such as the World Cup, or much longer until a permanent use is found for the derelict site.

	In collaboration with Arup, the architects have designed the structure as a modular system using lightweight carbon fibre. The adaptability of the design allows it to accommodate fewer players, or to be installed on awkwardly shaped sites.		In collaboration with Arup, the architects have designed the structure as a modular system using lightweight carbon fibre. The adaptability of the design allows it to accommodate fewer players, or to be installed on awkwardly shaped sites.
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	AL_A, along with partners, are looking to finance and implement the scheme across London.		AL_A, along with partners, are looking to finance and implement the scheme across London.

−	[[File:Pitch3.jpg]]	+	[[File:Pitch3.jpg\|link=File:Pitch3.jpg]]

	Images and content courtesy of AL_A.		Images and content courtesy of AL_A.

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In December 2016, the architects AL_A unveiled a new concept for stackable football pitches. The idea is a response to the lack of space in inner city areas for sporting activities. AL_A suggest that it could help with community relations and enable more affordable space for adults who want an informal game of football after work.

[[File:Pitch2.jpg]]

Pitch/Pitch has been designed as a series of stackable 5-a-side football pitches to be erected on derelict or temporarily vacant sites across London. As such it is a temporary installation which is both quick and easy to erect, with the potential to be in place for a few weeks, perhaps coinciding with a high profile sporting event such as the World Cup, or much longer until a permanent use is found for the derelict site.

In collaboration with Arup, the architects have designed the structure as a modular system using lightweight carbon fibre. The adaptability of the design allows it to accommodate fewer players, or to be installed on awkwardly shaped sites.

AL_A, along with partners, are looking to finance and implement the scheme across London.

[[File:Pitch3.jpg]]

Images and content courtesy of AL_A.

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