Post-Games Use of Large and Medium-Sized Stadiums On Multifunctional Mode of Design

Lu Nie; Qi Nie

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.71-78.612

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Post-Games Use of Large and Medium-Sized Stadiums On Multifunctional Mode of Design

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In view of inadequate post-games use of large and medium-sized stadiums both internationally and domestically, this thesis introduces several modes that represent the flexibility and multi-functionality of sports building design in our country. It aims to improve the availability of sports facilities and show wider adaptability of stadiums as well as to accelerate the development of nationwide fitness campaign and sports undertakings.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 71-78)

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612-615

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July 2011

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Lu Nie, Qi Nie

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Adaptability, Flexibility, Mode, Multi-Function, Post-Games Use, Stadium

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