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Basketball Gymnasium
Architects: Beijing Architecture Research Institute
Located west of the Forbidden City, the 18,000-seat basketball venue occupies four floors above ground and three below. The architects wrapped the exterior with aluminum-alloy cladding and equipped the building with solar panels and a rainwater-recycling system. According to Gu Yonghui, an architect at BARI, fans will enjoy upholstered seats and a high-definition LED display system that meets NBA standards.
Tennis Center
Architects: BlighVollerNield with China Construction Design International
The 285,000-square-foot Olympic Tennis Center occupies a 41-acre site on the west side of an artificial hill in the Olympic Forest Park. It comprises 10 competition courts on four platforms and provides seating for 17,400 spectators. The architects designed the three structures containing the main courts as dodecagons, symbolizing the 12 petals of a lotus, a flower that has long associations with Chinese culture. All of the center's wastewater will be treated and recycled for use in irrigation, while solar cells will heat water for use in the buildings. Other green strategies include a geothermal heat system for one of the courts and natural ventilation for all courts.
National Indoor Stadium
Architects: Glöckner3 Architektur und Städtebau with Beijing Institute of Architectural Design
Just north of the Water Cube, the National Indoor Stadium will host the gymnastic, trampoline, and handball events during the Olympic Games, and wheelchair basketball competitions during the Paralympics. The $125 million stadium is 873,000 square feet and has a seating capacity of 18,000. The architects designed the building to resemble an unfurled Chinese fan, wrapping it with a high-tech curtain wall made of 205,000 square feet of glass in front of 1,124 energy-generating photovoltaic panels.
Convention & Exhibition Center
Architects: RMJM
This 2.9-million-square-foot facility will house the International Broadcasting Center, a temporary site for journalists during the Olympic Games. More than 21,000 reporters and photographers will gather news and broadcast from studios in the building as they cover the 29th Olympiad. The building will also serve as the venue for fencing and pistol-shooting competitions. After the Olympics, the interiors will be refitted and the building will serve as the National Convention & Exhibition Center of China.
Shun-Yi Olympic Aquatic Park
Architects: BlighVollerNield with EDAW
Set in the northeast part of Beijing, the Shun-Yi Olympic Aquatic Park will host all canoe and kayak events. The 343,000-square-foot facility occupies the largest site of any of the Olympic venues. It provides permanent seating for 1,200 fans, temporary seating for 15,800, and standing-room spaces for 10,000. Plans call for additional residential and commercial developments and for the location to be used after the Games as a swimming resort.
Hockey Field
Architects: BlighVollerNield with China Construction Design International
Another temporary venue, the 167,000-square-foot Olympic Green Hockey Stadium comprises two fields and 14 auxiliary facilities. Field A, which sits at the west end of the site and accommodates 12,000 viewers, will be used for the final rounds of competition. Field B, on the east end, seats 5,000 fans and will be used for preliminary events. After the Olympics, the sites of the hockey and archery venues will be turned into parkland extending from the Olympic Forest Park.
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