In order to provide shelter from the rain and screening against solar radiation, the design includes an addition to the existing fair-faced concrete roof with a light-weight roof over the stands.
Originally intended as an ultra-light ring cable construction suspended under the existing roof, the extended roof selected during the detailed design stage consists of a simplified cantilever construction with a membrane cover.
Estádio Mineirão (Estádio Governador Magalhães Pinto), Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Program: stadium renovation
Executive Project (2010-2012): BCMF Arquitetos (Bruno Campos, Marcelo Fontes, Silvio Todeschi)
Concept (2008): gmp Architekten (Volkwin Marg and Hubert Nienhoff with Martin Glass)
Project management: Martin Glass, Lena Brögger, Maike Carlsen
Project management, Brazil: Robert Hormes
Director of gmp do Brazil: Ralf Amann
Team members: Sophie-Charlotte Altrock, Martina Maurer- Brusius, Silke Flaßnöcker, Ruthie Gould, Claudio Aceituno Husch, Juliana Kleba-Rizental, Jochen Köhn, Martin Krebes, Helge Lezius, Veit Lieneweg, Lucia Martinez Rodriguez, Tobias Mäscher, Adel Motamedi, Dirk Peissl, Lisa Pfisterer, Ivanka Perkovic, Camila Preve, Florian Schwarthoff, Katerine Witte
In cooperation with: Schlaich Bergermann and partners; Gustavo Penna Arquiteto e Associados; Engserj
Structural design of roof: schlaich bergermann and partners – Knut Göppert with Knut Stockhusen and Miriam Sayeg
Team members: Birgit Dephoff, Uli Dillmann, Stefan Dziewas, Frauke Fluhr, Hansmartin Fritz, Sebastian Grotz, Roman Kemmler, Bernd Ruhnke, Tilman Schober, Augusto Tiezzi
Structural design of stadium bowl: Engserj
Services engineering (concept and detailed design): b.i.g. Bechtold Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH; Lumens; STE
Landscaping and podium (concept and detailed design): Gustavo Penna Arquiteto e Associados
Completion: 2012