Question 1.1.1

Construct an AON network for the activities of this project.

Project Management Assignment.pdf - Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (32-bit) File Edit View Sign Window Help Home Tools Project Manageme... INSTRUCTION: Read the scenario below and answer the questions that follow. Case Study: Moses Mabhida Stadium Moses Mabhida Stadium is an iconic multipurpose stadium in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal and is shaped like a basket. It was constructed as one of the hosts for the 2010 FIFA World Cup and is currently the home stadium for the AmaZulu Football Club, a professional South African soccer team. The stadium is named after Moses Mabhida, a former General Secretary of the South African Communist Party, who helped to forge and maintain the powerful United Front that eventually saw the creation of a democratic and non-racial South Africa. The stadium design includes: - seating capacity of 56000 but can be up-scaled to 85000 for major events such as the Olympic Games. - allowance for natural ventilation and creates an incredible sense of space. - the iconic arch whose shape was inspired by the "Y shape" on the South African flag. - the roof which is made of 46000m2 of Teflon-coated glass fibre membrane that produces a translucent glow when Project Management Assignment.pdf - Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (32-bit) File Edit View Sign Window Help Home Tools Project Manageme... - seating capacity of 56000 but can be up-scaled to 85000 for major events such as the Olympic Games. - allowance for natural ventilation and creates an incredible sense of space. - the iconic arch whose shape was inspired by the "Y shape" on the South African flag. the roof which is made of 46000m2 of Teflon-coated glass fibre membrane that produces a translucent glow when the stadium is lit up. the grand centre arch, 106m high, is not just a design feature. The SkyCar takes visitors up to its highest point, where they can get out and enjoy breath taking, panoramic views of the city and ocean. - 120 luxury suites and business clubs, providing 7500 VIP seats. - the colour arrangement of the seating conceptualised to look like the sea flowing onto the beach. - Each seat that is spacious and comfortable, providing a clear line-of-sight to the pitch. With a total area facade of 15000m2 and a 46000m2 roof membrane, the icon that has set the hearts of Durbanites glowing with pride used 245141t of concrete and 9978t of reinforcing steel - more than the quantities used on the Eiffel Tower! During construction, over 26000 jobs were created, reducing Durban's unemployment statistics by 2,12\%. At its highest point of 106m, the arch - which symbolises the union of a once-divided nation - is higher than the 93-m Statue of Liberty and, at 360m long, it is the longest arch in the world. Speaking at a media briefing at the stadium, Julie-May Ellingson, head of the strategic projects unit and the 2010 programme at the eThekwini municipality, said the total R3 098212753 bill was about R1-billion less than it had cost to build Cape Town's Green Point stadium. Ellingson said that major hurdles had been time and money constraints. "Rain and wind caused a lot of delays and we were affected by two strikes which put us back quite badly," she said. Convert, edit and e-sign PDF forms \& agreements