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National Stadium
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DESCRIPTION |
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 In 2012, Poland and Ukraine will be hosting the UEFA European Football Championship.
 For the occasion, a new national stadium will be built in Warsaw on the existing but crumbling rubble-built Dziesieciolecia Stadium abandoned for sports uses in 1988. The stadium is in Skaryszewski Park east of the city center on the bank of the Vistula, and will form the heart of a new sports park. The construction of the stadium is divided systematically into two. The stand consists of prefabricated concrete parts. Above this is a steel wire net roof with a textile membrane hung on freestanding steel supports with inclined tie rods. The interior roof consists of a mobile membrane sail that folds together above the pitch. The video cube with four screens giving optimal sightlines from all seats is also in the middle of the pitch. The top tier is accessed via twelve archshaped, single-flight staircases. The exterior façade consists of anodized expanded metal that provides another transparent envelope for the actual thermal shell of the interior areas and access steps. The stadium with its exterior façade in the national colors of Poland will stand out in the park as a landmark visible from afar. |
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 The stadium has been designed as a multifunctional events centre and, with its approx. 20,000 sqm of lettable office and conference facilities, comprises a comparatively high proportion of floor space which can be used independently of the stadium operation. These spaces are available for all types of events and include the necessary support facilities. |
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reinforced concrete, steel, aluminium, poliester  The stadium’s construction consists of two succinct parts – the grandstand built of pre-fabricated concrete components and the steel wire net roof with a textile membrane suspended from freestanding steel supports with inclined tie rods above this. The interior roof consists of a retractable membrane sail which folds together above the centre of the pitch. This is also where the four-screen “video cube” is installed so as to provide an optimum view from all seats. The top tier is accessed via 12 arch-shaped, single-flight staircases.
The exterior façade consists of anodized expanded metal that provides another envelope for the actual thermal shell of the interior areas and access steps. The panels with their red and bright silver colour scheme appear either closed or transparent, depending on the light angle, and from a distance evoke the image of an artistic composition in white and red, the country’s national colours.
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TYPOLOGY |
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ARCHITECTURE | Sports buildings
Stadiums, grandstands
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Project |
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2007
project winner of competition
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Realisation |
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2008 - 2011 |
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AWARDS |
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| 2013 |
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IOC/IAKS Awards
Olympic Committee (IOC) / International Association for Sports and Leisure Facilities (IAKS)
Bronze “Major outdoor stadiums” category |
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| 2012 |
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World Stadium Congress Awards
Best multifunctional stadium design
World Stadium Congress Awards
Most innovative use of technology in stadium design |
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BIBILIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES |
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| Kseniya Dmitrenko, Roman Rutkowsky, Lukasz Wojciechowksi, "Update: Euro 2012", A10 new European architecture 24, november-december 2008, "On the spot" p. 10 |
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CLIENT |
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| Narodowe Centrum Sportu Sp. z o.o. |
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| PLN 1,915,000,000 (€ 500,000,000) |
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Seats: 55,000
VIP boxes: 68
VVIP-boxes: 1
Business seats: 2,600
Places for wheelchair users: 114
Places for press: 580
Underground parking places for cars: 1,800
Concerts seats: 72,900 |
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STRUCTURES |
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| schlaich bergermann und partner |
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LANDSCAPE DESIGN |
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| RAK, Architectura Krajobrazu |
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STAFF |
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J.S.K. Architekci Sp. z o.o.
schlaich bergermann und partner |
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| Design |
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| Volkwin Marg and Hubert Nienhoff with Markus Pfisterer |
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Markus Pfisterer, Martin Hakiel
roof: Martin Glass |
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design:
Stephanie Eichelmann, Claudio Aceituno Husch, Jochen Köhn, Lars Laubenthal, Fariborz Rahimi-Nedjat, Christian Wentzel
execution:
Marta Antosik, Carsten Borucki, Lena Brögger, Katarzyna Ciruk, Stefanie Eichelmann, Silke Flaßnöcker, Alberto Franco Flores, Ulrike Geißler, Ruth Gould, Claudio Aceituno Husch, Patrick Klügel, Monika Kwiatkowski, Lars Laubenthal, Marisa Maitert, Ausias José Lobatón Ortega, Lisa Pfisterer, Fariborz Rahimi-Nedjat, Nikolai Reich, Stefan Saß, Florian Schwarthoff, Sonia Taborda, Semra Ugur, Katya Vangelova, Christian Wentzel |
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schlaich bergermann und partner
Knut Göppert with Knut Stockhusen and Lorenz Haspel |
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Konsorcjum ALPINE BAU DEUTSCHLAND AG
ALPINE BAU GmbH
ALPINE Construction Polska Sp. z o.o.
HYDROBUDOWA POLSKA S.A. i PBG S.A. |
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ANNOTATIONS |
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CREDITS |
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Photo © Marcus Bredt
Drawing © gmp - von Gerkan, Marg und Partner
Text and images courtesy of gmp - von Gerkan, Marg und Partner
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