Cox Architecture and Hassell Reveal Design for Brisbane's 2032 Olympic Stadium
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Lizzie Crook
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Summary
Australian architecture firms Cox Architecture and Hassell have unveiled design plans for the Brisbane Olympic Stadium, which will serve as the main venue for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The 63,000-seat stadium will be located in Victoria Park, Brisbane, and is designed to serve as a community asset beyond the Games, with a focus on sustainability and legacy use.
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· 3 pulledAustralian studios Cox Architecture and Hassell have released visuals of a stadium in Brisbane set to serve as the main venue for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Planned for Victoria Park in the capital of Queensland, the 63,000-seat Brisbane Olympic Stadium will be designed to serve as a community asset beyond the multi-sport event.
The stadium will be designed to serve as a community asset beyond the multi-sport event, for which Brisbane will be the host city.
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