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Olympic Stadia Export PDF Olympic stadia : theatre of dreams / Geraint John and Dave Parker John, Geraint | Parker, Dave Routledge - 2020 The book provides a comprehensive account of the development of stadia including but not limited to: developments in running tracks, the introduction of lighting, improvements in spectator viewing standards and the introduction of... Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 29366 On the shelf Extensive renovation, modernization and redevelopment of the Helsinki Olympic stadium in Finland / Kari Avellan, Erika Belopotocanova Avellan, Kari | Belopotocanova, Erika 2019 The Helsinki Olympic stadium, completed in 1938, represents functionalism and is described as the most beautiful sports stadium in the world. Since 2006 the Stadium has been added on the list of protected sites by the National Boa... Architecture of the Games magazine Architecture of the Games. The Netherlands - 2016 Architecture of the Games writes about urban planning, architecture, transportation, landscape design and the visual identity of the Olympic Games, from Athens 1896 up to now. Olympic stadiums and cultural heritage : on the nature and status of heritage values in large sport facilities / Miranda Kuiri & Jacques Teller Kiuri Popova, Miranda | Teller, Jacques 2015 This paper investigates Olympic stadium heritage values and their cultural significance. It outlines the main challenges in stadium conservation through the interplay between bequest and use values. A value analysis of listed Olym... 1 Export PDF Olympic realities : sechs Städte nach dem Grossanlass = Olympic realities : six cities after the Games / ed. by Bruno Helbling Helbling, Bruno Birkhäuser Verlag. Basel - 2015 What comes after the Games: from their subsequent use to their decay - photo documentation of six large Olympic venues in the aftermath of the Games. Olympic sports facilities are places that get a great amount of attention for a ... Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 27872 On the shelf Abitare Olimpia : l'architectura dei villaggi per le Olimpiadi = The architecture of the Olympic villages / Alberto Pratelli, Massimo Bortolotti Pratelli, Alberto | Bortolotti, Massimo Bonomia University Press. Bologna - 2011 Nella Sala della Giunta Nazionale CONI al Foro Italico di Roma, è stata presentata la pubblicazione "Abitare Olimpia" realizzata dalla Casa Editrice Bonomia University Press di Bologna, per conto della Accademia Olimpica Nazionale... Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 27757 On the shelf Roma 1960-2010 : eredità e sostenibilità di un' Olimpade a dimensione umana = Rome 1960-2010 : legacy and sustainability for an Olympiad at a human scale / CONI ; dir. Giovanni Petrucci Petrucci, Giovanni | Comitato olimpico nazionale italiano CONI. Roma - 2010 Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 27193 On the shelf 2 Export PDF Sustainable Olympic design and urban development / Adrian Pitts and Hanwen Liao Pitts, Adrian C. | Liao, Hanwen Routledge. London - 2009 Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 23361 On the shelf Olympic buildings / Martin Wimmer Wimmer, Martin Ed. Leipzig. Leipzig - 1976 Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 3050+1 On the shelf Magasins MA 3050 On the shelf The architecture of Rio 2016 / ed. by Martijn Giebels... [et al.] Giebels, Martijn Architecture of the Games. The Netherlands - 2016 This special issue takes a look at the Games from the perspective of the designer. It explains the Rio 2016 masterplan, gives a complete overview of all the venues and pays attention to Brazilian architecture in general and local ... The making of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park / John Hopkins and Peter Neal Hopkins, John C. | Neal, Peter Wiley. Chichester - 2012 This is the story of The Making of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park by the Olympic Delivery Authority. Situated in east London adjacent to Victoria Park, one of the world’s earliest public parks built in the 19th century, the Park... Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 25786 On the shelf 3 Export PDF The architecture of London 2012 : vision, design, legacy / Tom Dyckhoff & Claire Barrett Dyckhoff, Tom | Barrett, Claire John Wiley & Sons. Chichester - 2012 This guide describes the buildings created for the London 2012 Games, including both permanent and temporary structures built for the Olympic Park and venues across the city. Two of Britain's most incisive and entertaining writers... Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 25639 On the shelf Olympic architecture Beijing 2008 / Beijing Institute of Architectural Design (Ed.), ed. by Guangsen He He, Guangsen | Beijing Shi jian zhu she ji yan jiu yuan Birkhäuser. Basel - 2008 Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 22738 On the shelf A retrospective view of Olympic structures in China / Tien T. Lan Lan, Tien T. 2009 Sports facilities for Olympic Games and other events are constructed all over the world. These buildings require a larger and larger space for operation, which is characterized by long span, lightweight and variable forms. Various... Sustainable design of sports stadiums : case study analysis of stadiums for the Olympic Games 2000 in Sydney, 2004 in Athens and 2008 in Beijing / Sven Schmedes Schmedes, Sven Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University. Cardiff - 2015 In the first part of this thesis a review of the subject is presented. A brief history of the development of stadium design in the Olympic context, evolving requirements for staging Olympic Summer Games, the structure of organizat... 4 Export PDF The Olympic sites : the architecture of 2006 in the urban landscape of Turin / Filippo De Pieri, Giulietta Fassino De Pieri, Filippo (1968-....) | Fassino, Giulietta. Author Umberto Allemandi & C.. Turin - 2008 The architecture realised for the 2006 Olympic Winter Games is the most visible aspect of a change that has had a profound effect on some locations in Turin, and has continued a large/scale transformation process already begun in ... Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 27919 On the shelf Nagano 1998 : gli impianti dei XVIII Giochi olimpici invernali = XVIII Olympic Winter Games sport facilities / [a cura del CONI] ; [ed. Mario Pescante] Pescante, Mario | Comitato olimpico nazionale italiano Centro studi impianti sportivi CONI. Roma - 1997 Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 12744 On the shelf Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games / [ a cura del CONI ; [ed. Mario Pescante] Pescante, Mario | Comitato olimpico nazionale italiano Centro studi impianti sportivi CONI. Roma - 1996 Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 13202 On the shelf Lillehammer '94 : Gli impianti di XVII giochi olimpici invernali = XVII Olympic Winter Games sport facilities / [ a cura del CONI ; [ed. Mario Pescante] Pescante, Mario | Comitato olimpico nazionale italiano Centro studi impianti sportivi CONI. Roma - 1994 Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 9592 On the shelf 5 Export PDF La villa olímpica, Barcelona 92 : arquitectura, parques, puerto deportivo = The olympic village, Barcelona 92 : architecture, parks, leisure port / Martorell... [et al.] ; [trad. Graham Thomson] Martorell, Josep G. Gili. Barcelona, Madrid [etc.] - 1991 Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 6432 On the shelf Sports infrastructure, legacy and the paradox of the 1984 Olympic Games / Wayne Wilson Wilson, Wayne 2015 By building very few new venues, the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games generated a $232.5 million surplus. Although observers rarely cite sports venues as a 1984 legacy, the Olympics resulted in the construction or improvement of nea... Le parc olympique de Montréal : le béton sublimé / Alain Orlandini Orlandini, Alain Somogy Editions d'Art. Paris - 2010 Les installations sportives prévues pour les Olympiades de 1976 à Montréal devaient faire date par l'exemplarité de la mise en œuvre des sciences et techniques les plus représentatives de l'époque. Pari tenu : de nos jours, le par... Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Magasins MB 1163 On the shelf Designing and constructing the Olympic roof : (Munich 1972) / Jos Tomlow Tomlow, Jos 2016 Designing and building the stadium complex for the International Olympic Games 1972 in Munich in only five years, may be characterized as a singular challenge. The futuristic and huge tensile structure, covered with Plexiglas beca... 6 Export PDF München '72 : Olympia-Architektur damals und heute / Matthias Hell Hell, Matthias MünchenVerlag. München - 2012 Die Olympischen Sommerspiele 1972 haben in München einen riesigen Modernisierungsschub ausgelöst und das Stadtbild neu geprägt: Großzügig bemessene Wettkampf-Arenen setzten architektonische Akzente, ganze Stadtviertel entstanden v... Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 25780 On the shelf Los concursos de arquitectura en los Juegos Olímpicos de México '68 : organización, propuestas y valoración de sus resultados / Raymundo Ángel Fernández Contreras Fernández Contreras, Raymundo Angel Editorial Académia Española. Saarbrücken - 2012 La Olimpiada mexicana conllevó para el país el reto de aportar instalaciones emblemáticas y representativas, dotadas de una gran calidad. Coincidiendo con la planeación de tales escenarios, un impulso renovador invadió el ánimo de... Section Cote Indice CDU Statut Date de retour Libre-accès MA 28122 On the shelf The legacy
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