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London 2012 Olympics SUPPLEMENTO 13 — 2012 LONDON 2012 OLYMPICS Supplemento al n. 64 | anno — year : 7 — Poste Italiane S.p.A. — Spedizione in A.P. d.l. 353/2003 conv. L. 46/2004 art. 1, com. 1, dc2 Milano — Mensile SOMMARIO —CONTENTS 044 038 020 050 026 032 giugno N. 64 — 2012 / june SUPPLEMENTO 13 3 LONDON 2012 OLYMPICS RUBRICHE PROGETTI — INDEX — PROJECTS 056 RASSEGNA PROGETTI 005 020 INSERZIONISTI OLYMPIC STADIUM ATHLETE’S VILLAGE — ADVERTISERS POPULOUS ARCHITECTS BMX TRACK 010 026 MASTERPLAN BASKETBALL ARENA ENERGY CENTRE DEL PARCO OLIMPICO WILKINSON EYRE ARCHITECTS PARK OLYMPIC ETON DORNEY MASTERPLAN 032 SHOOTING RANGES RIVERBANK ARENA 012 MAGMA ARCHITECTURE - HOCKEY CENTRE INTERVISTA A MARIO KAISER 038 EXCEL EXHIBITION CENTRE INTERVIEW ARCELORMITTAL ORBIT (PHASE II) WITH MARIO KAISER USHIDA FINDLAY ARCHITECTS HADLEIGH FARM 044 PRIMARY SUBSTATION HANDBALL ARENA - COPPER BOX NORD ARCHITECTURE INTERNATIONAL BROADCAST 050 CENTRE AND MAIN PRESS CENTRE AQUATICS CENTRE ZAHA HADID ARCHITECTS LEE VALLEY WHITE WATER CENTRE PUDDING MILL PUMPING STATION THE WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND NATIONAL SAILING ACADEMY VELODROME WATER POLO ARENA IN COPERTINA: Planimetria area olimpica - Wilkinson Eyre Architects© RIVISTA INTERNAZIONALE DI ARCHITETTURA E DI INGEGNERIA DELLE COSTRUZIONI — INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING ENGINEERING DIRETTORE RESPONSABILE FOTO DI DIREZIONE — EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: — PHOTOS: — MANAGEMENT: Donatella Bollani Arcelormittal, Hélène Binet Via Monte Rosa, 91 Anthony Charlton, Hufton+Crow 20149 Milano DIRETTORE SCIENTIFICO Andrew Lee Photography, London 2012 — SCIENTIFIC EDITOR: Olympic Delivery Authority (Oda) REDAZIONE Giuseppe Turchini Paul Riddle, David Poultney — EDITING: Edmund Sumner Via Carlo Pisacane, 1 COMITATO SCIENTIFICO 20016 Pero (MI) — SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE: EDITING TESTI Registrazione: Tribunale di Milano Vladimir Bazjanac, Mario Botta — TEXT EDITING: n. 57 del 7 febbraio 2006 Gianfranco Carrara, Colin Davidson Rosy Vietri Gabriele Del Mese, Nicholas Grimshaw PROPRIETARIO ED EDITORE Fulvio Irace, Emilio Pizzi TRADUZIONI — PROPRIETOR AND PUBLISHER: Christer Sjöström — TRANSLATIONS: Il Sole 24 ORE S.p.A. 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Engineer with a PhD in Ergotechnical Ingegnere edile e dottore di ricerca in Sistemi In qualità di coordinatore CDM, ha diretto il team Construction Engineering, researcher in Building e Processi Edilizi. È professore a contratto presso Arup in relazione ai lavori di preparazione, Production and instructor at Milan Polytechnic. il Politecnico di Milano e partner di AIACE - le opere infrastrutturali e, negli ultimi due anni, His field of research is product innovation, Società di ingegneria. Si occupa di progettazione l’ArcelorMittal Orbit. with a particular focus on operative quality e consulenza per la realizzazione di edifici Building engineer and associate director of Arup, and energy quality in buildings. a basso consumo energetico e di impianti she leads a team of health and safety consultants solari fotovoltaici. in London. She has a PhD in health and safety — Matteo Zambelli Construction Engineer and PhD in Construction completed at the polytechnic of Milan. She Architetto e dottore di ricerca in Ingegneria Edile, Systems and Processes. Temporary lecturer was amongst the first consultants to work on è professore a contratto e svolge attività with Politecnico of Milan and partner of AIACE, London 2012 projects after the award in 2005 di ricerca presso la Facoltà di Ingegneria an engineering firm. Concerned with design of the Olympic games as she has acted as CDM di Trento. È autore dei libri: Morphosis. and consulting services for the construction coordinator leading the Arup team on the Operazioni sul suolo (Marsilio, 2005), Landform of energy-saving buildings and photovoltaic enabling works, infrastructure works and in the Architecture (Edilstampa, 2006) e Tecniche solar installations. last couple of years for the ArcelorMittal Orbit. di invenzione in architettura (Marsilio, 2007). — Barbara Marino — Matteo Ruta Architect and PhD in Construction Engineering, temporary lecturer and researcher with Ingegnere edile e direttore associato di Arup, Ingegnere e dottore di ricerca in Ingegneria the Faculty of Engineering in Trento. dirige un team di consulenti di salute e sicurezza Ergotecnica Edile, è ricercatore di Produzione Author of Morphosis. Operazioni sul suolo a Londra. Ha conseguito un dottorato di ricerca in Edilizia e docente presso il Politecnico di Milano. (Marsilio, 2005), Landform Architecture Salute e Sicurezza presso il Politecnico di Milano. Il suo campo di ricerca è l’innovazione (Edilstampa, 2006) and Tecniche di invenzione È stata uno dei primi consulenti a lavorare di prodotto, con particolare attenzione alla in architettura (Marsilio, 2007). 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