The Aquatics Centre in Saint-Denis, Paris, is a multi-sport facility comprising of two pools; one 50 m (164 ft) and 25 m (82 ft), and adjustable floors to accommodate swim lessons for young children.
The centre stands as a symbol of sustainable design and community integration. The interior fittings were made of recycled materials, while the main structure was made with wood. Moreover, all tribune chairs in the venue are newly designed and made from recycled plastic collected from the neighborhood.
The solar roof is one of the biggest solar farms in France and will cover 20 per cent of all required electricity production. It filters light, collects rainwater, and captures the sun’s energy using photovoltaic (PV) panels. Hundred percent of the energy produced by the solar roof will be used directly on-site.
As the only permanent new building for the Olympic Games, the Aquatics Centre has an expanded green public space and a new bridge that connects the stadium with the Stade de France and the rest of Paris.
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