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Outdoor Chattanooga Center / Artech
Stadiums for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil
Although the 2010 World Cup in South Africa is a little bit less than a year away, in Brazil they already started to prepare for the 2014 World Cup. Brazil has won more World Cups than any other country in the world, so they want to make sure their stadiums are as spectacular as their soccer team.
The 12 cities that will host the World Cup are Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Belo Horizonte, Porto Alegre, Curitiba, Brasília, Cuiabá, Manaus, Fortaleza, Salvador, Recife and Natal. You can see 6 great stadiums after the break.
Thanks to our reader Luis for sending us this info!
AD Round Up: Sports Architecture Part II
An impressive stadium may be well known around the world. The latest example is the Bird’s Nest in Beijing. So to finish this week’s Round Up, we bring you our second part of previously featured Sports Architecture.
Gymnasium 46º09'N-16º50E / STUDIO UP
NBBJ presents design for UCLA's Pauley Pavilion
NBBJ just revealed their latest design for UCLA’s Pauley Pavilion, slated to begin February 2010 and be completed just in time for the 2012-2013 basketball season. Upon UCLA’s decision to renovate the existing Pavilion due to its strong sentimental value, NBBJ’s design includes new lobby and concourse space, as well as new facilities for the athletes and additional seating for fans.
Project description and more images after the break.
Sports Park Stozice / SADAR + VUGA, with KSS + MYSI + OFIS
Architects: Sadar Vuga Arhitekti (lead architect); KSS, London (consultant in sports architecture); MYSI, Tel Aviv (shopping centre concept); OFIS arhitekti, Ljubljana (architect shopping centre) Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia Landscape Architects: AKKA, Ljubljana Construction Engineering: Gradis; Atelier One, London Mechanical Engineering: Lenassi; Jelen & Zaveršnik Electrical Engineering: Elprojekt; UTRIS Fire Engineering: EKOsystem Client: Ljubljana City Municipality, Grep Project year: 2007 Site Area: 182,000 sqm Constructed Area: 460,720 sqm Photographs: Sadar Vuga
School Gym 704 / H Arquitectes
Bastard Store / studiometrico
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Architects: studiometrico
Ski Jumping Hill for Serbian Ski Resort
Our friend Djordje Pejkovic from Serbia sent us this interesting project, currently in development. The Ski Jumping Hill is located in the Kopaonik Ski Resort in central Serbia, close to the border with Kosovo. The 120 meter structure is made from cross steel tubes and every detail in the column is visible. The top is horizontally cut to accomodate a viewing platform with a coffee shop in the top deck.
More images after the break.
Sport Court in Sarcelles / ECDM
- Year: 2005
Olympic Shooting Center / BCMF Arquitetos
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Architects: BCMF Arquitetos: BCMF Arquitetos / Bruno Campos (Architect in Charge), Marcelo Fontes and Silvio Todeschi
- Area: 92900 m²
- Year: 2007
City of Jaca Hockey Arena / Coll-Barreu Arquitectos
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Architects: Coll-Barreu Arquitectos: Coll-Barreu Arquitectos - Juan Coll-Barreu & Daniel Gutiérrez Zarza
- Area: 18123 m²
- Year: 2005
Hole 19 – Golfclub St. Oswald / x Architekten
Spaladium Center / 3LHD architects
AD Round Up: Sports Architecture Part I
Following first review on Libraries, we now we bring our selection on Sports Buildings previously featured on AD: