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Munich Stadium - Allianz Arena, north Munich, Bavaria
2005
Herzog & de Meuron Architects
Football Club: FC Bayern München + TSV 1860 München
The World Cup 2006 opening match took place in this intriguing stadium
Munich Stadium - Allianz Arens: Building
Allianz Arena is famous for its illuminated façade
Capacity: 66,000
Allianz Arena facts:
2,874 air cushions
World's largest foil façade
Material: ethylene tetrafluoroethylene - ETFE
Membranes include a self-cleaning coat
The Allianz Arena can be illuminated in the white, red and blue - in any
order: the Allianz Stadium colours can reflect either of the home football
teams' colours.
Key Architects: Jacque Herzog and Pierre de Meuron
Underground station for the Stadium: Fröttmaning
Munich Stadium
Architects - Herzog & de Meuron Building Photos
Also by Herzog & de Meuron Architects in Munich:
Kunsthalle in den Fünf Höfen, Munich, Germany 2000-01
Other South German Football Stadium:
Stuttgart Stadium - Neckar-Stadionarchitect: Paul Bonatz
1933
Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion - Redevelopment
1999-2001
Football Club: VfB Stuttgart
Frankfurt
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Munich Stadium - Allianz
Arena : adrian welch / isabelle lomholt
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