Legacy; The Future Arena will be removed after the Games and re-used in the construction of four schools.
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MARIA LENK AQUATICS CENTRE
Architect; Lopes Santos & Ferreira Gomes
Year completed; 2007
Capacity; 5.000 seats
Pool dimensions; 25x50x3m + 25x30x5/3,8m + 20x50x1,5m
Olympic Sports; Diving + Synchronised Swimming + Water Polo
Paralympic Sports ; –
Previous major events; 2007 Pan American Games
Legacy; Regional en international competitions. Part of the Olympic Training Centre.
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DEODORO OLYMPIC PARK
Deodoro is the 2nd largest cluster and is located to the northwest of the centre. This district has many existing venues that were used during the Pan American Games in 2007, for example the Shooting and Equestrian Centres.
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LAGOA STADIUM
Year completed; 2016
Type; Temporary
Capacity; 14.000 seats
Olympic Sports; Canoe Sprint + Rowing
Paralympic Sports; Paracanoe + Para-rowing
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COCA COLA
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