New Atlético de Madrid football stadium, Madrid

PROJECT REPORT

The new Atlético de Madrid Stadium, is the result of the expansion of the old Athletics Stadium of the Community of Madrid, completed in 1994. The project consisted of building a football stadium capable of obtaining the highest qualification that allowed it to host European final competitions, and an approximate capacity of 70,000 spectators.

A double objective was achieved with this extension: on one hand, the recognizable image of the previous grandstand was not lost, and on the other, the extension formed a harmonious whole within the old project. The objective was to avoid the new building to be the sum of two different parts. On the contrary, it has sought to achieve a synthesis, a sum of both parts that together would represent the new image of Club Atlético de Madrid.

The use of concrete contributes to the uniformity and homogeneity sought, since it is not only responsible for bearing the structure of the stands, but also for its final appearance. The new stands use the same motif of the initial stand: the narrow horizontal gaps. On the bodies built in concrete, the roof, another great gesture that unifies the whole, and is responsible for the new image that was intended.

MAIN DATA

Client: Club Atlético de Madrid
Address: Avda. Luis Aragonés. 28022 Madrid, Spain
Typology: Sports & Leisure
Status: Built

DATES

Design of project: 2007 - 2010
Construction: 2011 - 2017
Implementation: 2017

SURFACES
Solar: : 70.000 spectators (7.000 VIP)
Main building: 147,398 m²
Other spaces: Oficinas: 6.088 m2, comercial: 6.870 m2, aparcamiento: 34.284 m2
Total: 194.640 m2

TECHNICAL TEAM
Architects:

Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos

Collaborators:

Blanca Sánchez, David de Cos, Giordano Baly, Javier Moreno, Miguel Velasco, Óscar Mínguez, Pablo Ortiz, Rodrigo Ruiz, Sergio Mota, Teresa Cruz

Interiorismo:

Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos

Lightning design:

JG Ingenieros, Philips

Infography:

Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos

Model:

Queipo Maquetas

Photography:

Fotowork (model), Luís Asín, Pedro Pegenaute

Structural engineering:

MC2, Schlaich Bergermann and Partner, Wacker

Climate engineering:

JG Ingenieros

Building physics advisor:

Grupo Dinac

Fire safety specialist:

Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos

Health and safety planning:

Cemosa

Masterplan:

Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos

Survey:

Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos

Site control:

Análisis de Edificación y Construcción

Contractors:

FCC

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