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General Information

Other name(s): Chivas Soccer Stadium
Beginning of works: 2006
Completion: 2010
Status: in use

Project Type

Function / usage: Stadium / Arena

Location

Location: , ,
Coordinates: 20° 40' 54" N    103° 27' 45" W
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Technical Information

Dimensions

seats 42 250
site area 110 000 m²
columns number 16

Chronology

2006

Begining of excavation and ground improvement

2007

Beginning of actual construction.

June 2008

Erection of precast elements is nearly complete.

June 2009

Roof erection begins.

December 2009

Gras is laid on the exterior of the "volcano".

February 2010

Completion of the structure.

Notes

The stadium is for use by CD Guadalajara whose president, Jorge Vergara, is also the owner of the stadium.

The main structural aspects of this stadium are.

  1. Full 3D structure with visible load transfer mechanismisms that provide a free space with minimum supports.
  2. The grades have 22m free space which is much larger that other stadiums.
  3. The grades were "in situ" prestressed precast but with continuity after deflection due to self weight took place
  4. Main steel roof of 40.000m² supported just on 16 columns with a main cantilever of 35m

The volano is formed by a truncated cone of concrete. This feature significantly reduces potential seismic loading and provides a beatiful tall meeting area on the main interior concourse. Consequently the structure is made up of two structural systems: 1) an interior ductile 3D frame for vertical loading and 2) an exterior concrete trucated cone for seismic or wind lateral loading. Both systems are linked by an horizontal warren truss on top.

Participants

Architecture
Engineers of Record
Structural engineering
Quality control
Contractor
Site supervision

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  • Published on:
    15/01/2010
  • Last updated on:
    30/07/2014
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