Aranycsapat Stadion
Capacity | 3 500 |
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Country | Hungary |
City | Felcsút |
Clubs | Felcsút SE |
Category | Design implemented |
Cost | 3,8 mld HUF |
Construction | 2012-2014 |
Design | Imre Makovecz |
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Aranycsapat Stadion – design description
The stadium built in western outskirts of Budapest is expected to become the heart of national football academy. This is why its current name is Aranycsapat (Golden Team, referring to past success of the national team) and youth representatives of Hungary are to stage their home games here.
The stadium was created by the team of famous architect Imre Makovecz. He was known for unique compositions of wood and concrete in his works, widely perceived as part of 'organic architecture'. This may clearly be seen in the roof structure, resembling a forest and being actually vastly made of wood.
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