Location
Warsaw, Poland
Owner
Warszawski Osrodek Sportu i Rekreacji
Completed on
2010
Scope of our work
conceptual design, construction design roof, engineering technologies check
Architect
JSK Architekci Sp. z o.o, Warszawa, Poland
As the existing stadium had become too small and no longer met the current standards for international games, it had to be expanded and undergo reconstruction. The new stadium was to be inserted harmonically into the Warsaw palace grounds.
Due to the construction set in multiple stages and the moderate roof cantilever, a closed roof structure was not planned. Instead, a spatial 3-chord girder of steel tubes cantilevers from the grandstand that is bent in plan. The roofing creates a membrane, which is pre-tensioned using valley cables. To improve the lighting of the playing field the inner region of the roof was clad with transparent polycarbonate plates on a steel sub-structure. Through the weight optimization a minimal primary energy utilization was achieved.
Length: approx. 205 m
Width: approx. 162 m
Roof depth: approx. 40 m
Roof total area: 24,000 m²
: thereof approx. 18,000 m² membrane
Seats: 31,800
Material: steel tubes, steel cables, glass-PTFE-membrane, polycarbonate sheets, cast steel
Due to the construction set in multiple stages and the moderate roof cantilever, a closed roof structure was not planned. Instead, a spatial 3-chord girder of steel tubes cantilevers from the grandstand that is bent in plan. The roofing creates a membrane, which is pre-tensioned using valley cables. To improve the lighting of the playing field the inner region of the roof was clad with transparent polycarbonate plates on a steel sub-structure. Through the weight optimization a minimal primary energy utilization was achieved.
Length: approx. 205 m
Width: approx. 162 m
Roof depth: approx. 40 m
Roof total area: 24,000 m²
: thereof approx. 18,000 m² membrane
Seats: 31,800
Material: steel tubes, steel cables, glass-PTFE-membrane, polycarbonate sheets, cast steel
Legia Warsaw Stadium


