Water Polo Arena | David Morley Architects
London / United Kingdom / 2012
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A 5,000 seat capacity venue, the Water Polo Venue sits within a unique development of architecture, infrastructure and landscape with the purpose of providing a platform for the London 2012 games and a lasting legacy for the townscape of London. This demountable venue creates an emerging form of architecture for future Olympic Games. It is made from a Kit of Parts that comes from and can return to the supply chain. It occupies a prominent site at the main gateway to the Olympic Park and, with a very limited budget, the design responds through innovations in planning, form and material whilst also complimenting key site views to and from the stadium. The Venue includes a competition pool, warm-up pool and ancillary accommodation for spectators, athletes, press and VIPs.
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A 5,000 seat capacity venue, the Water Polo Venue sits within a unique development of architecture, infrastructure and landscape with the purpose of providing a platform for the London 2012 games and a lasting legacy for the townscape of London. This demountable venue creates an emerging form of architecture for future Olympic Games. It is made from a Kit of Parts that comes from and can return to the supply chain. It occupies a prominent site at the main gateway to the Olympic Park and, with a...
- Year 2012
- Work finished in 2012
- Client Olympic Delivery Authority
- Cost £19m
- Status Completed works
- Type Sports Centres
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