Estádio Nacional – Brasília

Brasília's Estádio Nacional is the second largest stadium in Brazil. It was erected on the site of the former Mané Garrincha stadium that had been built in 1974 and almost completely demolished in 2010. Sustainability was an important factor in the rebuilding process, and the new stadium is now easily accessible with public transport. The roof is extendable and ensures that events can take place at any time and independent of the weather.

The stadium will also be used for various other sports and cultural events, including as a venue for the 2016 Summer Olympics.

Facts:
Construction period: 2010 to 2013
Capacity: 68,009

7 matches:
4 group matches
1 round of 16 match
1 quarter-final
and the match for third place

 
TROX contribution:
Ceiling diffusers
Ventilation grilles
External weather louvres
Fire dampers