Stephen Drew - Year 5, Semester 2 - Old Hull

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DEAR KINGSTON UPON HULL COUNCIL Future Play Regeneration understands that you are under a lot of pressure at the moment in the current economic climate to turn around the dire situation the city is current within.

We would like to present to you a solution that we feel will resolve many of the cities’ problems .

We at Future Play Regeneration are here to help you.

WE UNDERSTAND THAT THE COUNCIL NEEDS FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO INVEST IN THE CITY. Future Play Regeneration shares the same interest in improving in Kingston Upon Hull and understands the pressure the council is under.

We believe that by working together we can help support Hull develop a stronger local economy and provide a consistant source of financial aid which can be distributed throughout the city.

We are interested in building Great Britain’s largest casino in Kingston Upon Hull.

We are interested in providing a high quality level of gaming, however we are commited to delivering a totally new experience unlike any casino in Great Britain currently offers.

We are not interested in building another generic casino as shown in this picture. We want to create something special.

In terms of gaming when we think of the US we think ‘Las Vegas’. We are commited to making people think of Kingston Upon Hull’s number one gaming and tourist resort when thinking about Great Britain.

P R O G R A M M E S C H E M A T I C PLEASE REFER TO THE DEFINITIVE DOCUMENT FOR FURTHER DETAILS OF THE PROGRAMME, THE DOCUMENT INCLUDES: - RECENT GAMING AND URBAN REGENERATION HISTORY ./ INFLUENCES

FUTURE

PLAY

- WHY KINGSTON UPON HULL - HOW CAN HULL BENEFIT FROM URBAN REGENERATION -OUTLINE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE APPLICATION FOR GAMBLING LICENSE IN KINGSTON UPON HULL - GAMING TRENDS - INDUSTRY STATISTICS AND MARKET RESEARCH

MING SORT

-HULL

- 10.7% are remote gamblers - 45.% of people play lottery - Favourite attitude towards gambling: under 35’s and heavy drinkers - Least favourite: over 55’s, widowed

- supervision of entrances - notices/signage - specific open hours - provision of information / helpline #

- Generate 3,000+ jobs - Increase levels of employment - Higher disposable income - Greater investment of services and infrastructure

- Estimated 3,875,000 visits to regional per annum generating £174 million, with tourism generating a further £4,125 million

city for use in regeneration - Hull is in bad need of regeneration and applied for a regional casino license in 2006 - Market demand exists for a regional casino with a significant population base of 4 million people located within 75 miles

200

150

100

50

0

Lottery proceeds, expenses and prizes Balance 1st of April to 31 march (£ millions)

- Local government and population are in favour of a regional casino (7%)

Prizes

Proceeds (ticket sales)

27 course s 3.2 millio n attendan ts £37,000, 000 turnov er £4,000,0 00 gross profit £148,0 off cours 00 gross profit per stad ium/track e

Customer accounts Customer accounts 17,784,132 Active customer accounts 5,415,770 New player registration 5,674,586 Funds held in customer accounts £283 million £148,000 gross profit per stadium/track

3% 8%

TIER1

NIGHTCLUBS

ENTERTAINMENT TIER2

200 300

GROSS GAMBLING YIELD £5.7 BILLION

BINGO TU RNOVER Gross ga mi (£ millio ng sales ns)

12%

GAMBLING

%

LOTTERY

400 500

BINGO

BETTING

600

%

700

CONFERENCE ROOMS

800

PROBLEM GAMBLING REHABILITATION

CASINO

HEADQUARTERS

14

FACILITIES

52

BARS

HOTELS

100

bingo

ARCADE

LOTTERY

REMOTE

Main sta ge

BINGO

COMMERCIAL VENUES / LETTING SPACE

INDOOR SWIMMING POOL

Nationa l Game

REMOTE

RESTURAUNT

SPA AND FITNESS

Prize Bin go

CASINO

profit

PUBLIC TOILETS

ARENAARENA / MUSIC / VENUE VENUE

Mechanis ed Cash Bingo

BETTING

£1,511,0 0

£154,000 0,000 ,000 gros s

ARCADE

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ARCADE

DOG RA CING on cours e

%

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london

KEY: NAME / FUNCTION SIZE OF BOX ROUGH ESTIMATE

south DOGS midlands an d wales

REGIONAL CASINO ATTENDAN CE 4 MILLION PEOPLE

ON COURSE BET (£ MILLIONS) TING TURNOVER 5 10 15 20 25

north

FOOTBALL

scotland 5

4

3

2

1 ATTENDANC E IN CASINOS (MILLIONS)

30

OTHER

TOTAL

LOTTERY

ARCADE

MACHINES £127 m

OFF COURSE BETTING TUR NOVER (£ MILLIONS ) 200 300 400 500

100

CASINO GAMES £670 m

600

DOGS FOOTBALL

BETTING

REMOTE

HORSES NUMBER

TARGETED GAMING SECTORS IN PROPOSAL

BINGO

CASINO

LICENCES BY SECTOR (%)

700

800

As outlined in our programme document as part of our appreciation and interest in Kingston Upon Hull we plan to distribute a generous percentage of our income throughout the city as well as an annual donation of 2% our gross revenue (which is estimated in excess of 2-3 million pounds a year) .

To show our commitment we have compiled some examples of how we plan to distribute our earnings directly back into the city.

We believe in investing in the future of Hull is in both of our interest.

SUPPORT AND INVESTMENT

As part of the revival of Hull Forward we are interested supporting the city by investing in abandoned or failing commercial buildings..

and turning them into successful businesses which Future Play Regeneration will own and operate. We are confident we can create successful businesses which will contribute to the financial income of the city.

RENOVATION

Future Play Regeneration are interested in renovating existing buildings which have been abandoned into new profitable business enterprises. Keeping Hull’s history and heritage in place, while providing a solution to current problems. The above abandoned mill will be converted into a luxury hotel.

PROPOSED NEW INNERCITY TRANSPORT: CITY OF HULL TRAMWAYS

As part Future Play’s regeneration scheme for Hull we are commited to improving transport throughout the city centre by bringing back Hull’s tram system.

HULL COMEDY FESTIVAL

FREEDOM FESTIVAL

40,000

150,000

HULL FAIR 1,000,000 visitors

HULL JAZZ FESTIVAL 20,000

TOURISM

HULL GLOBAL FOOD FESTIVAL 125,000

Kingston upon Hull is home to Hull Fair, britain’s largest outdoor fair. We are interested in creating a framework which can help support and promote the growth of social events as part of our proposal, securing Hull as the future destination for tourism in Britain.

I know what you’re thinking, all this sounds great but where is the gaming resort located and what will it look like?

Our proposal for the location of the regional casino and gaming resort is next to the centre of the city in a run down industrial area across the River Hull. In the next section of this document we will discuss the scale of the regional casino and its location, as well illustrate how the proposal connects and integrates with the existing urban fabric.

To begin with we will discuss transport routes and propose new roads and bridges that should be built, as well as a car parking strategy. We then have created a diagram which breaks down the strategy behind the master plan, llustratrating what gaming and entertainment facilities will be in the resort and where they will be located.

PHOTOGRAPH OF SITE / RIVER HULL

PROPOSED SITE LOCATION FOR REGIONAL CASINO RESORT

UNDERGROUND CARPARKING AND SITE FOR FUTURE EXPANSION

AERIAL VIEW OF HULL CITY CENTRE AND CHOSEN SITE FOR REGIONAL CASINO

HOTELS

UNDERGROUND CARPARKING / FUTURE EXPANSION OF RESORT

COMMERCIAL UNITS AND GAMING HUBS

TRANSPORT TRAMS

FUTURE PLAY ENTERTAINMENT RESORT REGIONAL MASTERPLAN / KINGSTON UPON HULL

ENTERTAINMENT TIER2

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TIER1

LICENCES BY SECTOR (%)

BARS NIGHTCLUBS

ENTERTAINMENT TIER2

52 TENDANCE 4 MILLION PEOPLE

SPA AND FITNESS

INDOOR SWIMMING POOL

HOTELS

4

%

52 FOOTBALL

scotland

3

100

2

1 ATTENDAN CE IN CASIN 200 OS (MILLIONS) 300

BINGO TU RN Gross gam OVER (£ millio ing sales ns)

600 700

CASINO GAMES £670 m

800

OFF COURSE BETTING TUR NOVER (£ MILLIONS) 100 200 300 400 500

FOOTBALL

BINGO

BETTING 600

14

BETTING

REMOTE

ARCADE

GROSS GAMBLING YIELD £5.7 BILLION

700

DOGS

HEADQUARTERS

LOTTERY

REMOTE

TOTAL

500

MACHINES £127 m

30

OTHER

400

LOTTERY

ARCADE

PROBLEM GAMBLING REHABILITATION

FACILITIES

DOGS

north 5

CONFERENCE ROOMS

800

CASINO

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HORSES NUMBER

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KEY: NAME / FUNCTION SIZE OF BOX ROUGH ESTIMATE

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don Gros s ga south mbli n REGIONAL CASINO midlandgs y ie and ld wales AT

12%

GAMBLING

COMMERCIAL VENUES / LETTING SPACE

ON COURSE BET (£ MILLIONS) TING TURNOVER 5 10 15 20 25

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CASINO

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BINGO

£1,511,0 00 £154 ,000,000

NUMBER

BINGO

27 course s 3.2 million attend £37,000, 000 turn £4,000,0 00 gross £148,0 off cou 00 gross pro

%

LOTTERY

RESTURAUNT

800

CASINO

DOG RA CING on cour se

14

PUBLIC TOILETS

ARENAARENA / MUSIC / VENUE VENUE

700

% HORSES

BETTING

REMOTE

0

Proceeds (ticket sales)

11

ARCADE HOST NATIONWIDE LOTTERY SHOW

%

HEADQUARTERS

Customer accounts 17,784,132 Active customer accounts 5,415,770 DOGS registration New player 5,674,586 Funds held in customer accounts £283 million FOOTBALL£148,000 gross profit per stadium/track

bingo

BINGO

800

50

BETTING

600

Main sta ge

NAME / FUNCTION SIZE OF BOX

700

Prize Bin go

KEY:

CASINO GAMES £670 m

100

Prizes

BINGO

OFF COURSE BETTING TUR NOVER (£ MILLIONS) 100 accounts 200 Customer 300 400 500

National Game

REMOTE

600

150

Lottery proceeds, expenses and prizes Balance 1st of April to 31 march (£ millions)

GROSS GAMBLING YIELD £5.7 BILLION

TOTAL

Bingo

CASINO

INTERNET GAMBLING IN-HOUSE

500

MACHINES £127 m

PROBLEM GAMBLING REHABILITATION

FACILITIES

BINGO TU RN Gross gam OVER (£ millio ing sales ns)

400

ARCADE

200

REMOTE

Mechanis ed Cash

BETTING

DOG RACE TRACK

300

LOTTERY

ARCADE

OTHER

2

1 ATTENDAN CE IN CASIN 100 OS (MILLIONS)200

LOTTERY

CONFERENCE ROOMS

KEY: NAME / FUNCTION SIZE OF BOX ROUGH ESTIMATE

ARCADE

3

profit

30

FOOTBALL

scotland 4

£1,511,0 0

£154,000 0,000 ,000 gros s

8%

TIER1

DOGS

12%

GAMBLING

5

bingo

NIGHTCLUBS

LOTTERY

ON COURSE BET (£ MILLIONS) TING TURNOVER 5 10 15 20 25

north

Main sta ge

BARS

ARCADE

- Local government and population are in favour of a regional casino (7%)

Gros south s ga mdla mi blind d wales ngs an yie ld National Game

COMMERCIAL VENUES / LETTING SPACE

HOTELS

REGIONAL CASINO ATTENDAN CE 4 MILLION PEOPLE

27 course s 3.2 million attendant s £37,000, 000 turnov er £4,000,0 00 gross profit £148,000 gr oss profi off cours t per stadi e um/track

% london

- Hull is in bad need of regeneration and applied for a regional casino license in 2006 - Market demand exists for a regional casino with a significant population base of 4 million people located within 75 miles

Prize Bin go

BINGO

RESTURAUNT

- 2% gross profit revenue per year from casino given to local government and city for use in regeneration

CASINO

Bingo

REMOTE

- Generate 3,000+ jobs - Estimated 3,875,000 visits to regional - Increase levels of employment AND FITNESS perSPA annum generating £174 million, - Higher disposable income with tourism generating a further £4,125 - Greater investment of services and million INDOOR SWIMMING POOL infrastructure

14

Mechanis ed Cash

KINGSTON-UPON-HULL BETTING

CASINO

- cctv - supervision of entrances - notices/signage - specific open hours - provision of information / helpline # PUBLIC TOILETS

ARENAARENA / MUSIC / VENUE VENUE

Customer accounts 17,784,132 Active customer accounts 5,415,770 New player registration 5,674,586 Funds held in customer accounts £283 million £148,000 gross profit per stadium/track

DOG RA CING on cour se

3%

- 68% of UK gamble - 10.7% are remote gamblers KEY: NAME / FUNCTION - 45.% of people play lottery SIZE OF BOX ROUGH ESTIMATE - Favourite attitude towards gambling: under 35’s and heavy drinkers - Least favourite: over 55’s, widowed

ARCADE

BETTING

8%

TIER3

LICENSES NEEDED:

0

Proceeds (ticket sales)

11 %

BRITAIN’S GAMING RESORT

GAMBLERS

50

Prizes

BINGO

Customer accounts

(BASED ON GAMBLING INDUSTRY STATISTICS UK 2009/2010)

100

3%

TIER2

12%

HEADQUARTERS

FACILITIES

1

TARGETED MARKETS WITHIN GAMBLING INDUSTRY

800

150

GROSS GAMBLING YIELD £5.7 BILLION

BINGO TU RN Gross gam OVER (£ millio ing sales ns)

600 700

FUTURE PLAY REGENERATION

NTERTAINMENT

200 300

200

Lottery proceeds, expenses and prizes Balance 1st of April to 31 march (£ millions)

500

PROBLEM GAMBLING REHABILITATION

NIGHTCLUBS

100

400

CONFERENCE ROOMS

BARS

ARCADE

REMOTE

Main sta ge bingo

HOTELS

MMERCIAL VENUES / LETTING SPACE

National Game

RESTURAUNT

- Local government and population are in favour of a regional casino (7%)

Bingo

ON-HULL

ION OX

PUBLIC TOILETS

- Generate 3,000+ jobs AND FITNESS - SPA Estimated 3,875,000 visits to regional - Increase levels of employment per annum generating £174 million, - Higher disposable income with tourism generating a further £4,125 INDOOR SWIMMING POOL - Greater investment of services and million infrastructure

Gros s ga mbli ng y ield

city for use in regeneration - Hull is in bad need of regeneration and applied for a regional casino license in 2006 - Market demand exists for a regional casino with a significant population base of 4 million people located within 75 miles

Mechanis ed Cash

ARENAARENA / MUSIC / VENUE VENUE

- supervision of entrances - notices/signage - specific open hours - provision of information / helpline #

1%

- 10.7% are remote gamblers - 45.% of people play lottery - Favourite attitude towards gambling: under 35’s and heavy drinkers - Least favourite: over 55’s, widowed

Prize Bin go

GAMING RESORT

CASINO

LICENCES BY SECTOR (%)

south DOGS midlands an d wales

REGIONAL CASINO ATTENDAN CE 4 MILLION PEOPLE

north

GAMING SECTORS / STRATEGY DIAGRAM

FOOTBALL

scotland 5

4

3

2

1 ATTENDAN CE IN CASIN OS (MILLIONS)

ON COURSE BET (£ MILLIONS) TING TURNOVER 5 10 15 20 25

OTHER

TOTAL

LOTTERY O

30

AXONOMETRIC MASTERPLAN / OLD BRITAIN GAMING RESORT

‘OLD STREETS OF HULL’; GAMING HUBS, COMMERCIAL RETAIL OUTLETS AND HOSPITALITY VENUES

OLD HOVIS MILL RENOVATED HOTEL

TRAM LINES AND PEDESTRIAN WALKWAYS

GREYHOUND TRACK AND STADIUM

REGIONAL CASINO

We believe that our regional gaming resort can embody the heritage of Kingston Upon Hull and appeal to people across the United Kingdom by creating a unique british gaming experience that has not been done before.

We propose that the regional casino resort should be themed on the streets of Kingston Upon Hull in the Victorian Era. This was a time when Hull was an important and affluent city. We will build scenes from Hull’s history and generate recreate the experience of the past on the streets of the resort.

ATMOSPHERIC SKETCH OF A VICTORIAN STREET IN ‘OLD BRITAIN RESORT’

STREETVIEW T O WA R D S C A S I N O

"Imagineered buildings are not simple structures or studio facades but whole events. They are the illustrated book covers leading to the stories that await inside. Creating a sense of time, place and mood, Imagineered architecture can, in a single instant transport you to a distant land."

DISNEY LAND DOWNTOWN

USA DISNEY

PRECEDENT / THEME PARK FASCADES

ATMOSPHERIC RENDER OF A VICTORIAN FASCADE IN ‘OLD BRITAIN RESORT’

COMMERCIAL OUTLETS EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC Within the regional gaming complex there are commercial units which can be hired by retailers or hospitality companies. The fascade of the commercial units are victorian themed however the interior fitting is up to the retailer's discretion.

GREYHOUND RACING TRACK

EXTERIOR FASCADE OF REGIONAL CASINO

‘THE PALACE’ CASINO FASCADE ELEVATION 1:200/A3 SECTION OF ‘THE PALACE’ 1:2500 A4

FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR

KEY:

FUNCTION ROOMS HOSPITALITY VIP GAMING AREAS

MAIN GAMING AREA FACILITIES MAIN ENTRANCE / FOYER

BASEMENT FLOOR

CASINO / GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLANS 1:12500 / A4

INTERIOR OF CASINO / VIP SLOTS ROOM

SECTION OF GAMING RESORT 1:2500 / A$

ELEVATION OF GAMING RESORT 1:5000 / A4

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Working 3D model (Analogue informing the digital) - Interactive virtual model (version 1.1)

Techtonic operation, materiality and assembly - Future Play System - Digital Signage

(powered by arduino + processing technology)

WORKING 3D MODELS (ANALOG + DIGITAL) As part of my design project I was interested in developing an interactive virtual model that would allow a person on a desktop computer or laptop to view the master plan of my proposal in three dimensions similar to the way in which we can interact with a physical model.

I have built a 3D model in Bentley Microstation 3D, which was then brought into Sketchup. Using an add-on called Play Up I was able to export the model into files which I could open in Unity 3.0.

Unity 3.0 is a game engine that was designed for to develop computer games; however it is also used to build interactive virtual environments which can show an architect’s project.

Once in Unity I have been able to design a simple user interface that allows a user to navigate throughout the model using the keyboard and mouse, this includes the ability to rotate, zoom in and move.

The interactive virtual model was inspired after building a physical model that I felt was quite unable to show the amount of detail required to illustrate the complexity of the master plan scheme.

INTERACTIVE MODEL OF MASTERPLAN SCHEME VIEWED IN UNITY WEB PLAYER IN FIREFOX WEB BROWSER

MODEL / EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNICATION LED MATRIX / ARDUINO & PROCESSING

MODEL / EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNICATION CIRCUIT BOARD

pinMode(SPICLOCK,OUTPUT); pinMode(CHIPSELECT,OUTPUT); digitalWrite(CHIPSELECT,HIGH); //disable device

#define CHIPSELECT 10//ss #define SPICLOCK 13//sck #define DATAOUT 11//MOSI

SPCR = B01010001; //SPI Registers SPSR = SPSR & B11111110; //make sure the speed is 125KHz

#define RED 0xE0 // For code readability. #define GREEN 0x1C // Only 8 colors available #define BLUE 0x07 // but variation possible with #define ORANGE 0xFC // brightness (see Sparkfun doc). #define MAGENTA 0xE3 #define TEAL 0x1F #define WHITE 0xFF #define BLACK 0x00 byte color_tst_tbl[] = { MAGENTA,MAGENTA,ORANGE,ORANGE,ORANGE,WHITE,WHITE,WHITE, MAGENTA,MAGENTA,MAGENTA,ORANGE,ORANGE,ORANGE,WHITE,WHITE, RED,MAGENTA,MAGENTA,MAGENTA,ORANGE,ORANGE,ORANGE,WHITE, RED,RED,MAGENTA,MAGENTA,ORANGE,ORANGE,ORANGE,ORANGE, RED,RED,MAGENTA,MAGENTA,MAGENTA,MAGENTA,ORANGE,ORANGE, RED,RED,MAGENTA,MAGENTA,MAGENTA,MAGENTA,MAGENTA,ORANGE, RED,RED,RED,RED,RED,MAGENTA,MAGENTA,MAGENTA, RED,RED,RED,RED,RED,RED,MAGENTA,MAGENTA, }; // Table of color codes, one color duplicated to get 8 entries for test purpose. byte pattern[] = { 0x18, 0x3C, 0x66, 0x66, 0x7E, 0x66, 0x66, 0x00, //0:A 0x7C, 0x66, 0x66, 0x7C, 0x66, 0x66, 0x7C, 0x00, //1:B 0x3C, 0x66, 0xC0, 0xC0, 0xC0, 0x66, 0x3C, 0x00, //2:C 0x78, 0x6C, 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x6C, 0x78, 0x00, //3:D 0x7E, 0x60, 0x60, 0x78, 0x60, 0x60, 0x7E, 0x00, //4:E 0x7E, 0x60, 0x60, 0x78, 0x60, 0x60, 0x60, 0x00, //5:F 0x3C, 0x66, 0xC0, 0xC0, 0xCE, 0x66, 0x3E, 0x00, //6:G 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x7E, 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x00, //7:H 0x18, 0x18, 0x18, 0x18, 0x18, 0x18, 0x18, 0x00, //8:I 0x06, 0x06, 0x06, 0x06, 0x66, 0x66, 0x3C, 0x00, //9:J 0x66, 0x66, 0x6C, 0x78, 0x6C, 0x66, 0x66, 0x00, //10:K 0x60, 0x60, 0x60, 0x60, 0x60, 0x60, 0x7E, 0x00, //11:L 0xC6, 0xEE, 0xFE, 0xFE, 0xD6, 0xC6, 0xC6, 0x00, //12:M 0xC6, 0xE6, 0xF6, 0xDE, 0xCE, 0xC6, 0xC6, 0x00, //13:N 0x3C, 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x3C, 0x00, //14:O 0x7C, 0x66, 0x66, 0x7C, 0x60, 0x60, 0x60, 0x00, //15:P 0x3C, 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x6E, 0x3C, 0x0E, 0x00, //16:Q 0x7C, 0x66, 0x66, 0x7C, 0x6C, 0x66, 0x66, 0x00, //17:R 0x3C, 0x66, 0x70, 0x38, 0x0E, 0x66, 0x3C, 0x00, //18:S 0x7E, 0x18, 0x18, 0x18, 0x18, 0x18, 0x18, 0x00, //19:T 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x3E, 0x00, //20:U 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x3C, 0x18, 0x00, //21:V 0xC6, 0xC6, 0xC6, 0xD6, 0xFE, 0xEE, 0xC6, 0x00, //22:W 0x66, 0x66, 0x3C, 0x18, 0x3C, 0x66, 0x66, 0x00, //23:X 0x66, 0x66, 0x66, 0x3C, 0x18, 0x18, 0x18, 0x00, //24:Y 0xFE, 0x06, 0x0C, 0x18, 0x30, 0x60, 0xFE, 0x00, //25:Z }; char spi_transfer(volatile char data) { SPDR = data; // Start the transmission while (!(SPSR & (1<<SPIF))) // Wait the end of the transmission { void setup() { byte clr; pinMode(DATAOUT,OUTPUT);

/* SPCR bits: 7: SPIEE - enables SPI interrupt when high 6: SPE - enable SPI bus when high 5: DORD - LSB first when high, MSB first when low 4: MSTR - arduino is in master mode when high, slave when low 3: CPOL - data clock idle when high if 1, idle when low if 0 2: CPHA - data on falling edge of clock when high, rising edge when low 1: SPR1 - set speed of SPI bus 0: SPR0 - set speed of SPI bus (00 is fastest @ 4MHz, 11 is slowest @ 250KHz) */ clr=SPSR; clr=SPDR; delay(10); } void loop() { char string[] = "HELLO WORLD"; for(int i=0;i<=10;i++) { delay(500); showAlphabet(string[i]); delay(500); } void showAlphabet(char letter) { if( letter > 64 && letter < 91) { int alphabet = (letter - 65)*8; int index = 0; digitalWrite(CHIPSELECT,LOW); // enable the ChipSelect on the backpack delayMicroseconds(500); for (int i=0;i<8;i++) { for (int j=0;j<8;j++) { if (bitRead(pattern[alphabet+i],j) == 0) //bitRead funcion is used to get each 8 bit of the 8 bytes pattern table (64 bits in total). { spi_transfer(BLACK); } // bit is 0 -> Transfer Black color. else { spi_transfer(color_tst_tbl[index]); } // bit is 1 -> Transfer a color choosen in the color test table. index++; } } // 64 bytes should have been transfered to the RGB matrix. digitalWrite(CHIPSELECT,HIGH); // disable the ChipSelect on the backpack // What you've send is displayed on the matrix. delayMicroseconds(500); }

FUTURE PLAY SYSTEM / DIGITAL SIGNAGE INTEGRATED AS PART OF EXISTING URBAN FABRIC ‘THE DEEP’ AQUARIUM / HULL

FUTURE PLAY SYSTEM / DIGITAL SIGNAGE PRESENTS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVERTISING HUMBER

TIDAL

BARRIER

On behalf of us at Future Play Regeneration we would like to thank you for your time and consideration in evaluating our proposal.

Together we believe that Future Play and Hull City Council can make history by establishing Britain’s first and best regional gaming resort!

Why gamble Hull’s future prospects with other proposals, through this regeneration scheme the cities’ growth and development is a sure bet.