Sports Park Stožice

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Športni park Stožice

Vojkova 100, SI-1000 Ljubljana

http://www.sport-ljubljana.si/center-stozice/

info@sportni-park-stozice.si

Phone386 (0) 1 430 6660

Founded byMunicipality of Ljubljana

Managed byŠport Ljubljana Public Institute

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Sports Park Stožice, 2010

The Sports Park Stožice is the largest commercial entertainment venue in Slovenia, designed by Sadar-Vuga Arhitekti and built in 2010. The complex on the outskirts of Ljubljana comprises Stožice Stadium and Arena Stožice hall as well as a shopping centre.

The Arena Stožice multi-purpose hall can host 12,480 sports fans or 14,480 visitors for concerts or other performing arts events. The Stožice Stadium, however, can hold 16,038 spectators for sports events and 23,000 for music concerts. The first concerts in the Arena Stožice were given by José Carreras, Leonard Cohen, Joe Cocker, Budapest Gypsy Symphony Orchestra, in 2011 by Zucchero, The Chemical Brothers and Sting, the latter within the concert tour Symphonicity, which was in Ljubljana accompanied by the Slovene Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Sarah Hicks.

The first music event at the Stadium Stožice was performed by Siddharta in June 2011.

Sports Park Stožice  Sadar+Vuga   Extended by Miran Kambic on Vimeo

The Sports Park Stožice is managed by the Šport Ljubljana Public Institute. Upon completion of the surrounding park, designed by Studio AKKA, there will also be a children's playground, a skateboarding and inline skating park, jogging and biking tracks, and ski running tracks in the winter.

See also

• Sadar-Vuga Arhitekti
• Studio AKKA
• Municipality of Ljubljana

External links

• Sports Park Stožice website (in Slovenian)
• Sports Park Stožice on Wikipedija (in Slovenian)
  • List of events in Arena Stožice Hall on Wikipedija (in Slovenian)
  • List of events at the Stožice Stadium on Wikipedija (in Slovenian)
• Archdaily on the architecture of the Sports Park Stožice
• Sadar+Vuga: Sportni Park Stožice in Domus

Gallery

The Football Stadium Stožice is a part of the Sports Park Stožice, a huge multi-purpose complex located on the outskirts of Ljubljana, 2010

Sports Park Stožice, Ljubljana, landscape architecture by Studio AKKA. Render: Zaš Brezar

Sports Park Stožice, 2010

Sports Park Stožice, 2010