London 2012; Olympic Press and Broadcast Centre (Legacy)

Part 10 of 11 in a serie blog posts about the legacy of London 2012. (read more)

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  • Design by; Allies and Morrison
  • Capacity;
    • 20,000 broadcasters, photographers and journalists
    • 29,000 square metres office space (MPC)
    • 52,000 square metres of studio space of two 8-10m high floors (IBC)
    • 8,000 square metres of offices (IBC)
  • Temporary;
    • 12,000 square metre catering village
    • 200 metre long High Street
    • Media Conference room for up to 800 journalists

London 2012

  • Olympic Games;  International Broadcast Centre (IBC), Main Press Centre (MPC)
  • Paralympic Games; International Broadcast Centre, Main Press Centre

Post-Olympics

  • Here East; New home for the creative and digital industries.

Photos

Photos taken on August 23, 2014. (click to enlarge)

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© Martijn Giebels / AotG

Photos taken on December 14, 2013. (click to enlarge)

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© Martijn Giebels / AotG
© Martijn Giebels / AotG
© Martijn Giebels / AotG

 

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Sochi 2014; Main Media Centre opened

sochi media centre

With exactly one month to go until the start of Russia’s first ever Olympic Winter Games, the Sochi 2014 Organising Committee has announced the opening of the Main Media Centre for the Games.

The two-story Media Centre, which is located close to the Olympic Park in Sochi, has a total area of over 158,000sqm and, along with the nearby media hotel, occupies an area of 20 hectares – seven times the size of Moscow’s Red Square.

Source: IOC [Full article]