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Together with Nikken Sekkei, Joan Pascual - Ramon Ausió Arquitectes have architecturally defined the general outlines of the future stadium and the adjacent spaces, to ensure the proper development of the project in future design phases and overseeing construction. In the framework of the FC Barcelona Espai Barça project, which includes the redesign and construction of its sports complex in Les Corts neighbourhood, the club is working to completely renew and expand the Camp Nou. Rainwater will be collected for reuse in watering the pitch, and solar energy will be used for the lighting used to grow the grass The Future Camp Nou will expand its capacity to approximately 105,000 spectators and all areas will be covered. Transcriptions of Mandarin into the Latin script often do not distinguish between the critical tonal differences employed in the Mandarin language, using words such as this one without indication of tone.
The team formed by Nikken Sekkei and Joan Pascual - Ramon Ausió Arquitectes, authors of the winning project in the tender for the design and construction of the new stadium, has worked together with FC Barcelona in the preliminary design phase that includes the preparation of the blueprint for the future Camp Nou, integrated within the Espai Barça project. Recover excellence with a stadium for approximately 105,000 spectators with every modern comfort and service Mediterranean light will filter through the roof and enter through the open facade. Glass walls will protect fans from wind and rain in strategic positions.
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The cantilevers form three perimeter concourse rings, where the catering services and viewpoints will be located, forming an open façade where members and fans are the central concern.
well; indicates a certain degree of doubt. Nou, ik weet het nog niet zo zeker. ― Well, I'm not so sure about that. The new, open, spacious, covered, comfortable and accessible stadium will be adapted to new times and to the peopleThe canopy designed by Francesc Mitjans, Josep Soteras and Lorenzo García is the inspiration for the facade of the Futur Camp Nou. The canopy inside the stadium will disappear, and will instead turns towards the street, from the inside out, forming the outer cantilevers that form the roof of the concourses, services and terraces and form a facade that is open to the forecourt. Double VIP ring between the 2nd and 3rd tier: The VIP ring of the first tier is raised to between the 2nd and 3rd tiers, with an independent double ring that considerably increases the capacity of the VIP boxes, thus generating the greater revenue that will be used to finance the project. This hospitality area will not affect members, as was the case before with the first tier ring. Ease and comfort when entering via the perimeter through vertical cores formed by escalators, elevators and stairs, with a glass facade on the ground floor New seats and spaces for members: With this new design, the capacity of 105,000 spectators will be maintained, so it will be possible to accommodate the members who are on the waiting list. Members will have more comforts and will be under a roof. wow; indicates amazement or surprise. Nou, het waait toch wel hard hoor! ― Wow, it's still pretty windy!
The 1st tier structure will not change: The new proposal does not envisage a new 1st tier and, therefore, no members will have to change zone as in the previous project, if they do not wish to do so. This first tier is also optimised, due to the access from the first floor 1 and exits to the seating areas by tier. The underground corridors are thus removed and accessibility is improved. There is a chance that the seats will need to be redistributed in some areas, but in many cases this will mean better seats and the possibility of family grouping. The roof will include the latest technology in video scoreboards, floodlighting, PA system and Wi-Fi connection A new 3rd tier is proposed: This will improve accessibility and comfort, will ensure better operational and functional distribution, and will mean bigger, more spacious areas for members and the club. It also means VIP areas will be concentrated rather than distributed throughout the stadium, minimising the impact on members.Now that the documentation has been presented to Barcelona City Council to apply for a Modification of the General Metropolitan Plan around the FC Barcelona premises in the district of Les Corts, and in which the bases and parameters of the future Camp Nou have been defined, the Joan Pascual-Ramon Ausió Arquitectes Studio has concluded its participation in the project for the future Camp Nou.
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