A quick visit on the the site(Olympic Stadium transformation) on last Friday.Was very exciting, especially when you are on and under the roof. The scale of the structure is breath taking, no doubt about it. I had a chance to take a closer look at it with a professional explanation from site architects about major and most important key elements during that job. It is still a work in progress. When it will end , the stadium will have one of the biggest roofs in the world of sports objects(if not the biggest one:)).
A cable structure, closer to the main lighting fixtures(arrangement of a light is adjusted and designed for particular type of games).
Me – just before entering to the stadium.
On the Roof. Beautiful City of London panorama with a roof structure in the first plan(on the left – Canary Wharf, on the right The City).
View of one of the vomitoriums and terracing units form a roof level (not an usual way of looking at it :)). Precast concrete looks really impressive.
It was really spectacular and unique experience – learned a lot. Now I have a wider, almost a full picture of detail needed to be provided in a BIM system(have to find appropriate place for them in hole scope of deliverables).