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BERGISEL SKI JUMP
ZAHA HADID ARCHITECTS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: [email protected]
BERGISEL SKI JUMP
[INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA]
1999 -2002 PROGRAM:
Skijump, cafe & viewing terrace
CLIENT:
Austrian Ski Federation Olympiastrasse 10 A-6010 Innsbruck AUSTRIA
ARCHITECT:
Design Zaha Hadid Architects [London, UK] Local Firm Baumeister Ing. Georg Malojer [Innsbruck, Austria] Project Architect [Zaha Hadid] Jan Huebener Project Manager Markus Dochantschi Design Team Matthias Frei, Cedric Libert, Sylvia Forlati, Jim Heverin, Garin O’Aivazian, Sara Noel, Costa de Araujo
STRUCTURE:
Structure Services Lighting Ski Jump Technology
DIMENSION:
Jane Wernick [London, UK] Christian Aste [Innsbruck, Austria] Technishes Buro Ing. Heinz Purcher [Schlaming, Austria] Technishes Buro Matthias Schrempf [Schlaming, Austria] Peter Fiby [Innsbruck, Austria] Office for Visual Interaction [New York, USA] Bauplanungsburo franz Fuschlslueger [Trofaiach, Austria]
Length 90m Height 49m
© Helene Binet
© Helene Binet
© Helene Binet
© Helene Binet
© Helene Binet
In December 1999 Zaha Hadid Architects won the international competition for a new ski jump on the Bergisel Mountain in Innsbruck. The new structure opened in 2002. Situated on the Bergisel Mountain overlooking downtown Innsbruck, the ski jump is a major landmark. It is part of a larger refurbishment project for the Olympic Arena and replaces the old ski jump, which no longer met with international standards. The building is a hybrid of highly specialized sports facilities and public spaces, including a café and a viewing terrace. These different programs are combined into a single new shape, which extends the topography of the slope into the sky. At a length of about 90m and a height of almost 50m the building is a combination of a tower and a bridge. Structurally it is divided into the vertical concrete tower and a spatial steel structure, which integrates the ramp and the café. Two elevators bring visitors to the café, 40 m over the peak of the Bergisel Mountain. From here they can enjoy the surrounding alpine landscape as well as watch the athletes below fly above the Innsbruck skyline. BERGISEL SKI JUMP [INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA]
BERGISEL SKI JUMP
[INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA]
1999 -2002
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ZAHA HADID ARCHITECTS PLEASE CREDIT PHOTOGRAPHER AS MENTIONED
Studio 9, 10 Bowling green lane EC1ROBQ London [email protected]
BERGISEL SKI JUMP
ZAHA HADID ARCHITECTS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: [email protected]
BERGISEL SKI JUMP
[INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA]
1999 -2002 PROGRAM:
Skijump, cafe & viewing terrace
CLIENT:
Austrian Ski Federation Olympiastrasse 10 A-6010 Innsbruck AUSTRIA
ARCHITECT:
Design Zaha Hadid Architects [London, UK] Local Firm Baumeister Ing. Georg Malojer [Innsbruck, Austria] Project Architect [Zaha Hadid] Jan Huebener Project Manager Markus Dochantschi Design Team Matthias Frei, Cedric Libert, Sylvia Forlati, Jim Heverin, Garin O’Aivazian, Sara Noel, Costa de Araujo
STRUCTURE:
Structure Services Lighting Ski Jump Technology
DIMENSION:
Jane Wernick [London, UK] Christian Aste [Innsbruck, Austria] Technishes Buro Ing. Heinz Purcher [Schlaming, Austria] Technishes Buro Matthias Schrempf [Schlaming, Austria] Peter Fiby [Innsbruck, Austria] Office for Visual Interaction [New York, USA] Bauplanungsburo franz Fuschlslueger [Trofaiach, Austria]
Length 90m Height 49m
© Helene Binet
© Helene Binet
© Helene Binet
© Helene Binet
© Helene Binet
In December 1999 Zaha Hadid Architects won the international competition for a new ski jump on the Bergisel Mountain in Innsbruck. The new structure opened in 2002. Situated on the Bergisel Mountain overlooking downtown Innsbruck, the ski jump is a major landmark. It is part of a larger refurbishment project for the Olympic Arena and replaces the old ski jump, which no longer met with international standards. The building is a hybrid of highly specialized sports facilities and public spaces, including a café and a viewing terrace. These different programs are combined into a single new shape, which extends the topography of the slope into the sky. At a length of about 90m and a height of almost 50m the building is a combination of a tower and a bridge. Structurally it is divided into the vertical concrete tower and a spatial steel structure, which integrates the ramp and the café. Two elevators bring visitors to the café, 40 m over the peak of the Bergisel Mountain. From here they can enjoy the surrounding alpine landscape as well as watch the athletes below fly above the Innsbruck skyline. BERGISEL SKI JUMP [INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA]
BERGISEL SKI JUMP
[INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA]
1999 -2002
PP_H-BINET_01
PP_H-BINET_02
© Helene Binet
PP_H-BINET_03
© Helene Binet
© Helene Binet
© Helene Binet
PP_H-BINET_04
PP_H-BINET_07
© Helene Binet
PP_H-BINET_06
© Helene Binet
© Helene Binet
PP_H-BINET_05
PP_S-DOUBLE_02
© Steve Double
© Steve Double
PP_S-DOUBLE_01
ZAHA HADID ARCHITECTS PLEASE CREDIT PHOTOGRAPHER AS MENTIONED
Studio 9, 10 Bowling green lane EC1ROBQ London [email protected]
