Location |
Olympic Green |
Events |
Artistic Gymnastics, Trampoline and Handball |
Opening |
November 26, 2007 |
Seating Capacity |
19,000 |
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National Indoor Stadium is an indoor arena
stadium, constructed for Beijing Olympic, 2008. Located in the
Olympic Green, the stadium will host artistic Gymnastics, trampoline
and handball. It is also the proposed competition venue for
Wheelchair Basketball during the Paralympic Games after the
Olympics. The National Indoor Stadium is located in the south of the
Olympic Center.
Statistics
National Indoor Stadium, Beijing, occupies a total area of 6.87
hectares, with an overall construction space of about 80,900 square
meters. The seating capacity of the National Indoor Stadium is
19,000. Construction of the National Indoor Stadium started in the
first half of 2005.
Architecture
National Indoor Stadium, Beijing incorporates energy efficient
design, digital technology, natural lighting, water conservation,
wooden flooring, solar power generation, communications and
broadcasting equipments, fire controlling equipments and network
system equipments etc. The stadium has been decorated with 200
photos of beautiful natural scenery, displaying the results of
Chinese protection and conservation efforts. The photos add a splash
of liveliness to the stadium.
The FIG, the HIV and the FIVB have approved the National Indoor
Stadium as a suitable venue for Beijing 2008 Olympic Games gymnastic
competitions, Olympic Handball competitions and Olympic Volleyball
competition.
Post Olympic Use
When the Beijing 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Games are culminated,
the National Indoor Stadium will become a first-class sports
facility for the local people, with both sports competition and
entertainment functions. It would be the place for large scale
cultural programs. Thus, it would continue serving the people. It
would serve the customer groups with leisure and recreation
programs, catering, shopping, international sports, education
institutes, tourism, facility leasing and exhibition services. These
services would in addition to the sports facilities it would
provide. |