001

A proposal for the Antel Arena breaks with biaxial symmetry and common orthogonal conjunction in the design of sports buildings nowadays through the composition of two circles centered on eccentric centers. In the outer ring are marked the uses for private and institutional events and within sporting events, but not excluding other possibilities of common use in public spaces. The uses are based on receiving public or private events infrastructure and constructive implantation. This strategy is substantial to the architectural party and at the same time, constituted a challenge from the scale of the execution of the project proposed.

002

esquema footprint

This process consists of approximating, refining, and correlating solutions for the design conformation. To achieve this, we developed the structural system always based on safety and among other issues of functionality and consistency with the architectural party. One structure is based on the properties of reinforced concrete, which are the ribbed slabs of the stands and access and also the circular pillars of 60 cm in diameter. Naturally, for the arena’s usage, we considered a reduced number of supports for the roof structure and the facade skin to remove any vertical support. Thus, proposing suspension and supported by its top in the arena roof system.

004

005

006

007

008

009

010

011

Technical Specifications:

Project Type: Arena
Project Start: 2013
Address: Rua Araújo 216 (Corner with Rua Major Sertório)
Area: 4,091,700 m²
Architecture Design:
Metro Arquitetos Associados: Gustavo Cedroni, Martin Corullon, Sol Camacho;
PireZ Studio: Javier Pirez Marie, Federico Mirabal Pietra;
Collaborators: Miki Itabashi, Helena Cavalheiro, Marcelo E. M. Macedo, Flavio Bragaia, Isadora Marchi, Luis Tavares, Rafael de Sousa, Richard Weiter, Germán Arismendi, Patricia Miranda, Evani Kuperman Franco, Mauricio Soares Alito, Robson Rodrigues de Camargo.
Structure: AFA Consult: Engs. Rui Furtado and Marco Carvalho.
Pollio Ingenieros: Magnone;
Arena Infrastructure: AECOM: Jon D. Neimuth, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Scott D. Sayers, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, Petar Vrcibradic, Diogo Taddei.
Lighting: Carlos Galante, Carlos Fabra;
Landscaping: Pablo Ross, Irene Ross;
Air Conditioning: Luis Lagomarsino;
Acoustics: Michel Hakas;
Traffic and Transport: Lucas Facello;
Fire Safety and Circulations: Federico Cvetrexnik, Valentina Stern;
Heritage: Ines Lizaso, Mariana Cáceres.

2nd place in the competition.