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The Zaha Hadid designed Aquatics Centre is located in the south of the Olympic Park in London/UK and is the main 'Gateway into the Olympic Games 2012'. It is the second highest capacity venue during the Games. Arch.: Zaha Hadid, London
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Leeser Architecture was extended an invitation from the Mayor of London to participate in the London 2012 Olympic Park design competition. Arch.: Leeser Architecture, New York
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In association with Jean-Baptiste Ferrari et Associes SA, the architects gmp - von Gerkan, Marg and Partners have won the "Métamorphose - Prés-de-Vidy" project competition for a sports complex west of Lausanne.
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UEFA's decision to select Poland and Ukraine as the hosts of EURO 2012 encouraged the city of Wroclaw to organize an architectural competition for the new stadium. Arch.: JSK Architekci Sp. z o.o.
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The Shanghai Oriental Sports Center (SOSC) opened for the 14th FINA World Swimming Championships 2011. The sports complex was designed and built by architects von Gerkan, Marg and Partners. Arch.: gmp-Architects
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The stadium and the smaller multifunctional hall next door are therefore respectively nicknamed the Mineirão and Mineirinho. It is today the home of two historic first-division Brazilian clubs. Arch.: gmp Architects, Hamburg
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With the design of the new Manaus stadium, the aim was to come up with a very simple but highly efficient stadium that would specifically symbolize the location.
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Designed and planned by Lucio Costa and Oscar Niemeyer and constructed within three years in a heroic tour de force, Brasília is the only new 20th-century city to be declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO.
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The Universiade sports center consists of a stadium, a multifunctional hall and a swimming pool. The stadium in the Bao’an district is designed as an athletics stadium. Arch.: gmp Architects, Hamburg
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Drawing inspiration from Natal’s splendid sand dunes, Natal’s new stadium designed for the 2014 FIFA World Cup has become known as Estadio
das Dunas (Stadium of the Dunes). Arch.: Populous Architects, USA
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