Guiyang Olympic Sports Center

Guiyang Olympic Sports Center

Guiyang Olympic Sports Center is located in guanshanhu District, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province, China. It covers an area of 1715 mu, with a total construction area of 257000 square meters and can accommodate more than 60000 people. At present, it is the largest and most complete large-scale sports complex in Guizhou Province. In order to meet the needs of various functions, the sports center will be divided into competition area, training area, mass fitness area and auxiliary function area. It can host some international single events and various domestic comprehensive events. It is the main stadium of the 9th national minority traditional sports meeting in 2011, and is now the home of Guizhou Hengfeng, a Chinese team.

Basic introduction

Guiyang Olympic Sports Center covers an area of 1715 mu, with a total construction area of 257000 square meters. It is estimated that the total investment is about 1.9 billion yuan, and the construction time is from 2006 to 2010. The center has a 51636 seat stadium, an 8000 seat stadium, a 3000 seat swimming and diving hall, a 17 Piece tennis center and corresponding news center, training center and management center. It is a large-scale comprehensive venue integrating sports competition, training, leisure and business, tourism, mass fitness and other functions. Guiyang Olympic sports center can undertake not only national comprehensive competitions and some international single events, but also regional fitness and entertainment center, leisure and tourism center, business exhibition center, sports and education training center, youth sports activity base and competitive training base.

Functional zoning

In order to meet the needs of various functions, the sports center will be divided into competition area, training area, mass fitness area, auxiliary function area, etc., fully considering the use of surrounding resources, and integrating with Guiyang karst Park, Guanshan Lake Park, Southwest International Trade City, Jinyang bus station, residential area, etc.

Design concept

Guiyang Olympic Sports Center is designed and designed by China Aviation Planning Construction Development Co., Ltd. In the design, the symbol of buffalo horn, which is worshipped and decorated by Guizhou ethnic minorities, is quoted. The whole building is composed of two buffalo horn shaped metal plate awnings in the East and the west, which are buckled on the ring grandstand. The awning is designed from the facade to the roof, which is in harmony with the curve landscape of the mountain in the land environment. The facade design is metal perforated aluminum plate, the perforation rate gradually decreases with the height, from virtual to solid, and gradually transits to the roof solid metal plate, so as to prevent the west sun and enhance the vividness of the facade modeling. Most of the canopies adopt double-layer metal roof panel system, the outer layer is aluminum alloy decorative plate, the inner layer is vertical locking profiled steel plate, and the inner layer is glass wool to achieve sound absorption function. At the same time, it can block the radiant heat and improve the comfort of the stands in hot season. Polycarbonate board with infrared coating is used in the part near the field to reduce the influence of shadow on the field competition and increase the roof change.

Theatrical performances

On November 18, 2012, Wang Leehom's 2012 usic-man II performance was held in Guiyang

On November 7, 2015, Zhang Huimei's utopian world tour concert

May 30, 2015, 2015 "peak storm" Wang Feng Super Tour Concert Guiyang station

On September 8, 2018, Mo Wenwei's 25th anniversary World Tour Concert

November 17-18, 2018, Jay Chou's tour concert in Guiyang

On May 4, 2019, Zhang Jiewei's live tour concert Guiyang station

August 24, 2019, Lin Junjie sanctuary 2.0 world tour concert Guiyang station

Address: Yuntan South Road, guanshanhu District, Guiyang City

Longitude: 106.60823025

Latitude: 26.6172941228

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