CUIABÁ - Arena Pantanal (42,500) - 2014 FIFA WC

[João Paulo]

Like it.

[igor_carlos]

Verdão Stadium days ago (Brazilian Portuguese)

[Naipesky]

Thanks God for a demolition and not a restoration.



Im not sure but i think that Verdão will be 1st to be concluded.

[lemon1970]

look more like a greenhouse rather than a stadium, but i like it

[lemon1970]

Troche za kwadratowy/prostokątny. Mógłby mieć bardziej nazwijmy to złozoną bryłe. No i te rozsypujące kamienice obok strasznie psują ten skromny warszawski skyline. Ale patrząc na wizke i efekt prawie końcowy można powiedzieć, że aż tak źle nie jest.

[igor_carlos]

Originally Posted by Naipesky

Thanks God for a demolition and not a restoration.



Im not sure but i think that Verdão will be 1st to be concluded.

I hope so! Because Cuiabá wants to be one of the Confederations Cup Venue in 2013!

[igor_carlos]

Originally Posted by lemon1970

look more like a greenhouse rather than a stadium, but i like it

That´s the way Cuiabá wants to be! The city is also known as Green City and Verdão in Brazilian portuguese means Big Green, Cuiabá is the Gateway to PANTANAL people say Pantanal Arena in Cuiabá and Amazon Arena in manaus both "green cities"

Originally Posted by lemon1970

Troche za kwadratowy/prostokątny. Mógłby mieć bardziej nazwijmy to złozoną bryłe. No i te rozsypujące kamienice obok strasznie psują ten skromny warszawski skyline. Ale patrząc na wizke i efekt prawie końcowy można powiedzieć, że aż tak źle nie jest.

I try to check it in a eletronic translator but I couldn´t undertand.
BTW I know some Polish words because I have one friend from North of Poland.

[igor_carlos]

Old Verdão 12/06/2010 update demolition
1-View from GYM Aecim Tocantins


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Credit: GONZAGA-MT SSC/Brasil

[michał_]

Originally Posted by igor_carlos

I try to check it in a eletronic translator but I couldn´t undertand.
BTW I know some Polish words because I have one friend from North of Poland.

I think Lemon1970 was writing about a Warsaw stadium, just accidentally posted here

btw - thanks for updating so much!

[SVN2007]

Probably this stadium will be a venue for 2013 Confederations Cup

[MikeVonJ]

I'm so glad to see this stadium being demolished to give place to a much more beautiful one!

[pawel19-87]

Originally Posted by Gonzaga-MT

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link:http://www.midianews.com.br/?pg=noti...14&idnot=26239

[igor_carlos]

Credit: GCP ARQUITETOS

[rafamlopes]

Green, unique, clean and beautiful.

[igor_carlos]

Verdão in Cuiabá

http://www.copanopantanal.com.br/Fot...s/verdao22.jpg

[RobertoBarrich26]

vai ficar lindão a nova arena!!!

\o/

[cba2509]

the best project of all

[igor_carlos]

The new design of ARENA PANTANAL now definitive, plans to build a stadium simple and functional. With a design that was considered one of the best by FIFA, the work that is being built next to the gym Aecim Tocantins will have one large complex to visitors throughout the week. Part of the bleachers can be disassembled for the arena to gain more space duty.

The new arena, with a project created by the architectural firm GCP Architects of São Paulo and implementation of the consortium Santa Barbara / Mendes Júnior (Minas Gerais and São Paulo), will hold 43 000 people seated and stay for the games of the World Cup 2014. The bill providing for a stadium open and well ventilated.

The stadium will be multiple use, so that after the event, may be used as a convention center, stage for concerts and fairs, among others. The architecture has changed, it became more modern, European style. The divisions will be modular and the bleachers will be removed when necessary, they will be pre-shaped blocks.

The complex is being built on the same site where the complex was Verdão, and will feature restaurants, hotels, parks, lakes where children can ride a paddleboat, woods, trails for hiking.











The stadium will also have specific areas such as business seats, seat in the grandstand and VIP cabins.

The playing field provides dimensions of 105x68 mtrs. There will be no gap as in the old stadium.This will allow the public closer to the field and players.








Project started: 2009
Works started: 26 April 2010
Completion: December 2012 (deadline)
Land: 307,000 m2
Construction: 101 000 m2
Demolition: 58 500 m2
Cost of work: R $ 342 million
Construction: Consortium Santa Barbara / Mendes Júnior (Minas Gerais and São Paulo)
Architectural Project: GCP Architects
Aquitetura sports: Stadia Group
Project Team: Sergio Coelho (Author), Adriana Oliveira and Mauricio Reverend (coauthors),
Danilo Carvalho (co-author, Stadia Group, architecture, sports);
Alessandra Araújo (general coordination / sustainability)
Structure and metal bleachers and folding cover: Sinclair Knight Merz; Point Support
Study flow of spectators: Steer Davies Gleave
3D Images: Neorama
Project sites: MHA Engineering
Design of concrete and foundations: EGT
LEED certification: CTE
Landscaping: KM Kaiser
Lighting: Light
Visual Communication: Kojima

FLEXIBLE ARENA


To reduce maintenance costs in the post-World Cup, the arena was designed in four separate modules. The cover and the upper bleachers of the sectors North and South will have a collapsible metal frame. Thus, approximately 30% of the 43,000-seat arena could be removed after the tournament.

Environmental, social and economic development. This innovative format will meet the requirements of FIFA and allow the use by the community in the post-World Cup, together with a large leisure park and entertainment. According to the architect Sergio Coelho, author of the project, the new Arena was planned according to the most modern architectural and urban concepts that ensure its multiple use, ensuring the necessary economic and environmental sustainability.

Designed by architects offices GCP (SP) and Stadia Group, the design of the new Arena of Cuiaba to the 2014 World Cup combines sustainability, functionality and cost. A flexible structure will allow the dismantling of part of the bleachers and roof after the tournament, reducing maintenance costs.

GREEN ARENA, FLEXIBLE AND SUSTAINABLE

Environmental, social and economic development. This innovative format will meet the requirements of FIFA and allow the use by the community in the post-World Cup, together with a large leisure park and entertainment. According to the architect Sergio Coelho, author of the project, the new Arena was planned according to the most modern architectural and urban concepts that ensure its multiple use, ensuring the necessary economic and environmental sustainability.

Designed by architects offices GCP (São Paulo) and Stadia Group, the design of the new Arena in Cuiaba to the 2014 World Cup combines sustainability, functionality and cost. A flexible structure will allow the dismantling of part of the bleachers and roof after the tournament, reducing maintenance costs.

INTEGRATION
The trump card of the project is the integration of the arena with the surroundings, which will encourage urban development in the neighborhood. "The design intent of the new Arena is not just leaving a sporting legacy, but to create a focus of attraction in a region that can evolve and allow urbanistically leisure and entertainment community.

In the park there will be restaurants, beer, Lake, sports Arcade, trails for skating and playgrounds. The intention is that the new park work day and night, with 24 hours security for users. Besides housing 2580 parking spaces outside the stadium will be 4,000 more jobs. The works of the Multipurpose Arena - ARENA PANTANAL began on April 26 2010, the deadline set by FIFA.

All Source from: www.copanopantanal.com.br
Renders: www.copanopantanal.com.br/?p=comite

[HMMS]

This arena will be very pretty, Cuiaba this of congratulations !!!!!!

[RobertoBarrich26]

Originally Posted by igor_carlos

The new design of ARENA PANTANAL now definitive, plans to build a stadium simple and functional. With a design that was considered one of the best by FIFA, the work that is being built next to the gym Aecim Tocantins will have one large complex to visitors throughout the week. Part of the bleachers can be disassembled for the arena to gain more space duty.

The new arena, with a project created by the architectural firm GCP Architects of São Paulo and implementation of the consortium Santa Barbara / Mendes Júnior (Minas Gerais and São Paulo), will hold 43 000 people seated and stay for the games of the World Cup 2014. The bill providing for a stadium open and well ventilated.

The stadium will be multiple use, so that after the event, may be used as a convention center, stage for concerts and fairs, among others. The architecture has changed, it became more modern, European style. The divisions will be modular and the bleachers will be removed when necessary, they will be pre-shaped blocks.

The complex is being built on the same site where the complex was Verdão, and will feature restaurants, hotels, parks, lakes where children can ride a paddleboat, woods, trails for hiking.











The stadium will also have specific areas such as business seats, seat in the grandstand and VIP cabins.

The playing field provides dimensions of 105x68 mtrs. There will be no gap as in the old stadium.This will allow the public closer to the field and players.








Project started: 2009
Works started: 26 April 2010
Completion: December 2012 (deadline)
Land: 307,000 m2
Construction: 101 000 m2
Demolition: 58 500 m2
Cost of work: R $ 342 million
Construction: Consortium Santa Barbara / Mendes Júnior (Minas Gerais and São Paulo)
Architectural Project: GCP Architects
Aquitetura sports: Stadia Group
Project Team: Sergio Coelho (Author), Adriana Oliveira and Mauricio Reverend (coauthors),
Danilo Carvalho (co-author, Stadia Group, architecture, sports);
Alessandra Araújo (general coordination / sustainability)
Structure and metal bleachers and folding cover: Sinclair Knight Merz; Point Support
Study flow of spectators: Steer Davies Gleave
3D Images: Neorama
Project sites: MHA Engineering
Design of concrete and foundations: EGT
LEED certification: CTE
Landscaping: KM Kaiser
Lighting: Light
Visual Communication: Kojima

FLEXIBLE ARENA


To reduce maintenance costs in the post-World Cup, the arena was designed in four separate modules. The cover and the upper bleachers of the sectors North and South will have a collapsible metal frame. Thus, approximately 30% of the 43,000-seat arena could be removed after the tournament.

Environmental, social and economic development. This innovative format will meet the requirements of FIFA and allow the use by the community in the post-World Cup, together with a large leisure park and entertainment. According to the architect Sergio Coelho, author of the project, the new Arena was planned according to the most modern architectural and urban concepts that ensure its multiple use, ensuring the necessary economic and environmental sustainability.

Designed by architects offices GCP (SP) and Stadia Group, the design of the new Arena of Cuiaba to the 2014 World Cup combines sustainability, functionality and cost. A flexible structure will allow the dismantling of part of the bleachers and roof after the tournament, reducing maintenance costs.

GREEN ARENA, FLEXIBLE AND SUSTAINABLE

Environmental, social and economic development. This innovative format will meet the requirements of FIFA and allow the use by the community in the post-World Cup, together with a large leisure park and entertainment. According to the architect Sergio Coelho, author of the project, the new Arena was planned according to the most modern architectural and urban concepts that ensure its multiple use, ensuring the necessary economic and environmental sustainability.

Designed by architects offices GCP (São Paulo) and Stadia Group, the design of the new Arena in Cuiaba to the 2014 World Cup combines sustainability, functionality and cost. A flexible structure will allow the dismantling of part of the bleachers and roof after the tournament, reducing maintenance costs.

INTEGRATION
The trump card of the project is the integration of the arena with the surroundings, which will encourage urban development in the neighborhood. "The design intent of the new Arena is not just leaving a sporting legacy, but to create a focus of attraction in a region that can evolve and allow urbanistically leisure and entertainment community.

In the park there will be restaurants, beer, Lake, sports Arcade, trails for skating and playgrounds. The intention is that the new park work day and night, with 24 hours security for users. Besides housing 2580 parking spaces outside the stadium will be 4,000 more jobs. The works of the Multipurpose Arena - ARENA PANTANAL began on April 26 2010, the deadline set by FIFA.

All Source from: www.copanopantanal.com.br
Renders: www.copanopantanal.com.br/?p=comite

Seu trabalho pra divulgar a Arena Pantanal e a Copa de 2014 em Cuiabá está perfect Igor...

Parabéns!!!