Architectural mesh Eiffel 20100 in the Puskás Aréna
Codina has
been involved in the construction of the new Puskás Aréna stadium in
Budapest with the production and installation of approximately 20,000m2
of stainless steel achitectural wire mesh. The mesh model chosen for the
project has been Eiffel 20100.To get more news about stainless steel architectural mesh, you can visit mesh-fabrics official website.
Codina has manufactured the entire Eiffel 20100 architectural wire mesh
of the Puskás Aréna project within six months. Its application has
consisted of 229 panels 4m wide and 29m long and weighing almost 100kg
each.
The construction of the Puskás Arena stadium began in 2017 and
ended in 2019, opening on November 15, 2019 with the football match
between the national teams of Hungary and Uruguay.
The stadium has a
capacity for 67,889 people for sporting events, with seating for all
locations. For other events such as concerts, the stadium capacity
reaches 80,000 people.The architect and project designer has been György
Skardelli. The idea of the design for the new stadium was to preserve
the distinctive character of the original building, the old Puskás
stadium, adapting it to the creation of a modern equipment: both
according to the most advanced techniques and, especially, to the strict
requirements of FIFA. The main purpose was not to completely erase the
image of the old stadium in the Budapest landscape.
This is why the
project was inspired by the oval shape of the old stadium and its
decorated towers,faithfully maintained as main architectural features.
The architectural structure of the entrance to the stadium has also been
maintained: it’s the only original building that has not been modified,
keeping the old brick walls.
The construction of the new Puskás
Aréna Stadium puts together the architectural values of the old
stadium along with the implementation of the most modern techniques. And
Codina has been involved with the manufacture and installation of its
architectural meshes providing a perfect integration with the
environment and a strong visual impact.
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