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Portfolio TRIL OGY Olympic Games TRIL OGY Project Omega (Swatch Group) has been an Olympic sponsor as well as the official timekeeper since the 1932 Games in Los Angeles. For the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympic Games Omega sought to construct a showpiece pavilion that would provide a platform to display the many world class timepieces produced by the Swatch Group as well as welcome guests from the global audience in attendance. The construction team was responsible for conceptual design development, interface with local government ministries and all permits / approvals therein, design management and overall project execution on the Olympic Park. The structure was composed of lightweight aluminium profiles and a glass facade with a surface area of 17,000 square feet. The interior showcased the products from Omega and the Swatch Group, provided a reception for press conferences / private events, a VIP area and had a total area of 2500 sq./ft. Program: April – July 2008 Architect: Studio Bruzzone, Milano Client: Omega SA 2008 Beijing Olympic Games - Omega Pavilion TRIL OGY 2008 Beijing Olympic Games - Omega Pavilion TRIL OGY 2008 Beijing Olympic Games - Omega Pavilion TRIL OGY Project The Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games were held in over ten venues in both Vancouver and Whistler respectively. Many of the venues required temporary structures and overlay solutions that would serve the purpose of the Olympic Games without leaving “white elephants” that would not benefit the community in the medium/long term. The majority of the seating and structures was temporary in nature in both the city venues and mountain venues. Responsible for: · Commercial Structuring / Project Management · Satisfying VANOC requirements for Sustainability / Health & Safety / Risk Management · Securing release of payment from VANOC when conditions satisfied Client: VANOC 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games - City & Mountain Venues TRIL OGY 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games - City & Mountain Venues TRIL OGY Project The Judo and Boxing competitions for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games were staged in the Excel Centre located in the heart of London Docklands near Canary Wharf. The venue provided ample space for demountable seating, great spectator sight lines and a superb venue for the athletes. Responsible for structuring the commercial, legal and contractual framework for project execution. Defined obligations to the client, Olympic Organizing Committee and the Main Contractor for material rental / supply. Location: Excel Centre Client: Arena Group / LOCOG 2012 London Summer Olympic Games - ExCel Centre TRIL OGY 2012 London Summer Olympic Games - ExCel Centre TRIL OGY Project The two-story building served as the brand’s pop-up home for the duration of the 2014 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Omega hosted a number of events at the Pavilion including watchmaking demonstrations and question-and-answer sessions with a number of its prominent brand ambassadors. Spectators, athletes and guests visited the Omega Pavilion to experience the interactive bobsleigh simulator, explore the art of mechanical watchmaking, browse Omega’s timepiece collections in the boutique and learn more about the Winter Olympic disciplines in a comfortable, branded environment. Architect: Studio Bruzzone, Milano Client: Omega SA 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games - Omega Pavilion TRIL OGY 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games - Omega Pavilion TRIL OGY 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games - Omega Pavilion TRIL OGY 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games - Omega Pavilion TRIL OGY Project The pavilion had to be designed, fabricated, deployed and constructed within 6 months from contract against a backdrop of political uncertainty and severe construction delays on the Olympic Park. This involved aggressively fast-tracking the design, fabrication and construction to ensure that the immovable completion date could be met. Communication and coordination were particular challenges as project team members were spread between San Francisco, Cincinnati, New York, London, Zurich, Moscow and Sochi. With enormous transport challenges we structured and depended on a diversified supply chain spread across Europe, Western and Central Asia. The pavilion was delivered on budget and ahead of schedule allowing P&G to take possession earlier than planned and have additional preparation for their Games time activation. The P&G Family Home achieved unanimous acclaim and provided the backdrop to a hugely successful marketing campaign. Program: Design & Build in 7 Months Architect: Schmidhuber Client: Proctor & Gamble 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games - P&G Family Home TRIL OGY 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games - P&G Family Home TRIL OGY Project BMW’s showcase London 2012 pavilion was built on an elevated site above the Waterworks River, situated between the Olympic Stadium and the Aquatics Centre. Serie Architects’ innovative design used the river water to provide a sustainable source of cooling for the building before returning the filtered water to the river via an eye-catching ‘water curtain’ feature. The structure had a total floor space of 800m2. The two-storey superstructure is built of steel box beams and sustainable materials were employed for the interior fit out. Responsible for the project acquisition, client negotiations (BMW UK and BMW AG) and procurement of the overall project. Negotiated the commercial, legal and contractual structuring of the project. Developed SCM of local suppliers and framework agreements therein. Acted as interface for both sponsor (BMW) and Olympic Organizing committee throughout the lifetime of the project. Architect: Serie Architects (basic design) Franken Architects (project execution) Engineer: AKT II Client: BMW UK 2012 London Summer Olympic Games - BMW Pavilion TRIL OGY 2012 London Summer Olympic Games - BMW Pavilion TRIL OGY Location: Olympic Park elevated above Waterworks River. Scope • Project acquisition, client of work: negotiations and procurement of the overall project • Commercial, legal and contractual structuring of the project execution • SCM of local suppliers and commercial conditions therein. 2012 London Summer Olympic Games - BMW Pavilion TRIL OGY Challenges / Special Remarks: Serie Architects’ innovative design uses river water to provide a sustainable source of cooling for the building before returning this filtered water to the river via an eye-catching ‘water curtain’ feature. It was the only venue on the water making for difficult construction conditions and stringent Health & Safety regulations. It required floating piling rigs for the piles to be driven into the river bed as well as for the tower crane to be delivered by river barge due to size constraints on the Olympic Park. The roof of the pavilion constituted a large pool of water that wrapped around the pods that housed the vehicles on display. Prototypes of BMW’s electric cars were presented in enclosed glass structures. All nine pods had different sizes and thus had to be sized bespoke with individual edge sides in equal proportion. 2012 London Summer Olympic Games - BMW Pavilion TRIL OGY VIP Lounge A spacious area was reserved for VIP guests of BMW. The BMW Group Lounge had a separate entrance and catering area. The lounge was filled with natural light and fitted out with bespoke timber paneling and wooden flooring. London 2012 Showcase Sponsor Pavilion - BMW TRIL OGY Project The Coca-Cola Beatbox was designed by Asif Khan and Pernilla Ohrstedt for the London 2012 Olympic Games. It was an experimental fusion of architecture, sport, music and technology that created a stunning multi- sensory experience. The visionary pavilion was inspired by Coca- Cola’s global campaign for London 2012 – Move to the BeatTM – that connected young people to the Games by bringing together their passions for music and sport. Responsible for the project acquisition, schematic design development, local market procurement, SCM and project execution on the Olympic Park. Location: Olympic Park Architect: Asif Khan & Pernilla Ohrstedt Scope • Development of the of work: conceptual/schematic design into a detailed design • Project acquisition, client negotiations and procurement of the overall project “the pavilion • Commercial, legal and appears contractual structuring of luminescent... the project execution electrifying • SCM of local suppliers and viewers and commercial conditions therein pulling them in” Client: Coca Cola BV Designalmic 2012 London Summer Olympic Games - Coca Cola Beatbox TRIL OGY Design Solution Called ‘The Coca-Cola Beatbox’, Pernilla and Asif’s pioneering building also acted as a musical instrument. It took inspiration from Coca-Cola’s global platform for London 2012 Move to the Beat– a campaign which brought teens closer to the Olympics by fusing sport with their enduring passion for music. The creative concept enabled people to ‘play’ the Pavilion through interacting with sounds embedded within the architecture itself. Visitors created their own beat for London 2012 by remixing sounds of Olympic sports captured for an anthem created for Coca-Cola by Grammy award-winning producer, Mark Ronson. Integrated within the 200 cushions was groundbreaking audio, lighting and responsive sensor technology, which uploaded rhythmical sport sounds into the structure of the Coca- Cola Beatbox. Recordings, included athletes’ heartbeats, shoes squeaking, and arrows hitting a target were triggered and remixed by the gestures and movements of the 200,000 visitors during Games time as they made the 200m journey