The design scheme of National Swimming Center is a "Water Cube" scheme produced by a global design competition. The design embodies the design concept of "Water Cube". The National Swimming Center was built, managed and operated by Beijing State-owned Assets Management Company, and started construction at the end of 2003.
"Water Cube" is the national swimming center of Beijing Olympic Games, and its membrane structure is the highest in the world. It is designed according to the arrangement of cells and the natural structure of soap bubbles, which has never appeared in architectural structures, and its creativity is very strange.
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The design of "Water Cube" pays attention to details, fully considers the needs of athletes and spectators, and embodies the three concepts of "Green Olympics, Hi-tech Olympics and People's Olympics" of Beijing Olympic Games.
As the competition venue of the Olympic Games, the National Aquatics Center must first meet the competition demand during the Olympic Games. The design of "Water Cube" will make the athletes feel comfortable here and the audience feel comfortable as much as possible. And this comfort often comes from small details.
In addition, the "Water Cube" has also spent a lot of thought on the design of the ground. Because there is a certain distance between the competition pool and the warm-up pool, athletes often walk barefoot between the two pools, and the "Water Cube" has made special treatment for the ground at this distance.
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Baidu encyclopedia-national swimming center