StadiumDBArena da Baixada
| Capacity | 41 375 |
|---|---|
| Country | Brazil |
| City | Curitiba |
| Clubs | CA Paranaense |
| Category | Design implemented |
| Tournament | World Cup 2014 |
| Cost | 360 mln R$ |
| Construction | ? |
| Design | Carlos Arcos Arquitetura, 360 Architecture |
| Design time | 2009 |
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Arena da Baixada – design description
The existing stadium in central Curitiba was set for expansion ahead of the 2014 World Cup. As one of private reconstructions across Brazil, the stadium was aimed to maximize profit as a multi-event arena with retractable roof. However the mobile panels were cut from the original plan due to increasing delays.
The stadium is to have a new south side, new roof structure based on steel trusses and brand new visual identity.
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2014
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Curitiba: Latin America’s first retractable roof under way
It should have been ready for the World Cup, but wasn’t. So now work is back in progress in Curitiba to deliver Latin America’s first retractable roof. Arena da Baixada to make history again.
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World Cup: All stadiums tested, no serious incidents
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Brazil: Stressful finish for the late three hosts
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Brazil 2014: Nervous finish, opening in Curitiba and Cuiaba
While the countdown is at 76 days, three stadiums are yet to be opened before the World Cup. Two of them will welcome first fans within the next few days.
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Brazil: Curitiba avoids the axe, not dropped from 2014 host list
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Brazil: More workers needed in Curitiba
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Brazil: Curitiba losing World Cup games? FIFA demands guarantees
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2013
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Curitiba: Final phases for Arena da Baixada
At the same time several key elements are being delivered and in January the stadium will look finished. Over 90% of the structure and its facilities are done. Now it's time for the football field and seats.
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2014 World Cup: Six stadiums to miss FIFA deadline
Brazilian sports minister admitted that not three, but all six stadiums still under construction will miss the December-2013 deadline set by FIFA. Though alarming, it doesn't mean trouble for the hosts just yet.
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Brazil: Workers could have died? Construction halted in Curitiba
Labour tribunal ordered for the site to be abandoned until safe working conditions are created. This decision comes as another hit for Curitiba's Arena da Baixada, one of five most delayed projects of 2014 World Cup.
2012
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Brazil: Will FIFA avoid ‘ghost viewers’?
It seems impossible to get rid of, but FIFA attempts to minimize it. And by ‘it’ we mean ghost viewers – with tickets sold, but left unused. Number of such spots may reach several thousand per game.
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Brazil 2014: Record sales of hospitality packages
Though it’s only 7 months since premium seats at Brazilian stadiums went on sale for the 2014 World Cup, targeted income already exceeds expectations and is higher than total hospitality revenue from South Africa’s 2010 World Cup.