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Beijing National stadium
Beijing National Stadium (Chinese: 国家 体育场 / 国家 体育场, Guoji tǐyùchǎng) is the Olympic Stadium for the 2008 Games in Beijing, China.
It is commonly known as bird's nest,because the steel mesh exterior. Is covered by a transparent membrane. The stadium is 330 meters long, 220 m wide and 69 m in height. It is equipped with a solar energy system and rainwater collectionfor irrigation and cleaning.
Hosted the opening and closing ceremonies, the athletics and football final at the Olympic. OO. Beijing.
History
In 2001 the city of Beijing won the venue forthe XXIX Olympic Games, but did not have a modern stadium for athletic practice only had the Workers' Stadium, and that year became a contest for the future stage, winning Swiss architects JacquesHerzog and Pierre de Meuron, the same architects who designed the Allianz Arena in Munich, the Olympic Stadium in Beijing is, for architects, "a brilliant aesthetic and structural challenges" whoseartistic and technical audacity was necessarily impress a jury of professionals who were part impressive as Koolhaas, Nouvel Perrault, thus giving the Swiss architects commissioned and perhaps most crucialtime in their careers and in April 2003 the project was accepted.
On December 24, 2003 work began on construction of the stadium with about 17,000 workers, all the 110,000 tons of steel used inconstruction of the stadium was built in China making it the largest steel structure in the world, 24 May began the final stage of construction of the stadium which was the placement of lawn that was madein just one day.
The stadium has a collection system that purifies water and is used in everything related to water in the stadium also has some pipes on the roof of the stadium to collect the hotair and use it to heat the stage winter and cool air is collected to cool the stadium in summer.
The original project included the capacity of 100.000 spectators were reduced to 91.000 to...
Beijing National Stadium (Chinese: 国家 体育场 / 国家 体育场, Guoji tǐyùchǎng) is the Olympic Stadium for the 2008 Games in Beijing, China.
It is commonly known as bird's nest,because the steel mesh exterior. Is covered by a transparent membrane. The stadium is 330 meters long, 220 m wide and 69 m in height. It is equipped with a solar energy system and rainwater collectionfor irrigation and cleaning.
Hosted the opening and closing ceremonies, the athletics and football final at the Olympic. OO. Beijing.
History
In 2001 the city of Beijing won the venue forthe XXIX Olympic Games, but did not have a modern stadium for athletic practice only had the Workers' Stadium, and that year became a contest for the future stage, winning Swiss architects JacquesHerzog and Pierre de Meuron, the same architects who designed the Allianz Arena in Munich, the Olympic Stadium in Beijing is, for architects, "a brilliant aesthetic and structural challenges" whoseartistic and technical audacity was necessarily impress a jury of professionals who were part impressive as Koolhaas, Nouvel Perrault, thus giving the Swiss architects commissioned and perhaps most crucialtime in their careers and in April 2003 the project was accepted.
On December 24, 2003 work began on construction of the stadium with about 17,000 workers, all the 110,000 tons of steel used inconstruction of the stadium was built in China making it the largest steel structure in the world, 24 May began the final stage of construction of the stadium which was the placement of lawn that was madein just one day.
The stadium has a collection system that purifies water and is used in everything related to water in the stadium also has some pipes on the roof of the stadium to collect the hotair and use it to heat the stage winter and cool air is collected to cool the stadium in summer.
The original project included the capacity of 100.000 spectators were reduced to 91.000 to...
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