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- Pala_Alpitour abstract "The Pala Alpitour is a multipurpose indoor sports/concert arena located at the Santa Rita district in Turin, Italy.It is a few metres east of the Olympic Stadium. With 12,300 seats (cost 87 million euros), it is the largest indoor arena in Italy. Built for the 2006 Winter Olympics, it hosted with Torino Esposizioni the ice hockey events.The design of the building has been the subject of an international competition, won by a team led by architect Arata Isozaki of TokyoComposed the study Archa S.P.A. Turin, Italy Arup s.r.l. Milan, Ing. Joseph Amaro, Arch. Mark Brizio. The venue was designed by the Japanese architect Arata Isozaki and Italian architect Pier Paolo Maggiora and is part of the larger complex known as the central compartment Olympic Composed of Olympic stadiums, the Swimming Hall and Park parade ground.The futuristic building looks like a strict rectangular Cartesian coated stainless steel and glass, with a base of 183 to 100 metres. Spread over four levels, two underground ( up to 7.5 metres below ground) and two outdoor (up to 12 metres high ) . The overall length of the plant is about 200 metres.The structure, designed to be a veritable factory of events, using the words of its architect, is completely flexible and adaptable in its internal structure : the arrangement of furniture stands (thanks to a modern system of movable and retractable bleachers and the possibility of temporary movement of a deck), and plant in acoustics .A kind of magic box, actually designed for an almost infinite potential use postolimpica : ice, various indoor sports, athletics, indoor concerts, shows, conventions, exhibitions, events, parades, shows, religious gatherings, etc. Its maximum capacity is 18,500 seats in concert mode.It served as one of the venues hosting the ice hockey events at the 2006 Winter Olympics, including the finals. It opened in 2005 and has seats for 12,350 spectators. It also has a practice rink.The Palasport was due to host the 2010-11 Euroleague Final Four as announced On February 16, 2010 but the event was later moved to the Palau Sant Jordi at Barcelona.On August 8, 2014 the arena was renamed Pala Alpitour.Since its opening the Pala Alpitour has become one of Italy's most booked venues for large-scale concerts. It is also the largest capacity venue for these type of events, with the allowed maximum capacities set at 15,567 for general admission center-stage concerts, and 13,347 maxiumum capacity for general admission end-stage concerts.Pala Alpitour has became one of the main venue for music events in Italy. Artists such as Madonna, U2, Florence and the Machine, 5 Seconds of Summer, Lana Del Rey, Tiziano Ferro, Il Volo, Elisa or Marco Mengoni performed in the arena.The Pala Alpitour will be one of the three main venues of the 2016 FIBA World Olympic Qualifying Tournaments for Men, which will be held in Italy, the Philippines, and Serbia on July 4–10, 2016.".
- Pala_Alpitour architect Arata_Isozaki.
- Pala_Alpitour architect Pier_Paolo_Maggiora.
- Pala_Alpitour cost "1.11E8".
- Pala_Alpitour formerName "PalaOlimpico (2005–2014)".
- Pala_Alpitour location Italy.
- Pala_Alpitour location Turin.
- Pala_Alpitour openingDate "2005-12-13".
- Pala_Alpitour tenant 2006_Winter_Olympics.
- Pala_Alpitour tenant 2007_Winter_Universiade.
- Pala_Alpitour thumbnail PalaOlimpico_esterno_01.JPG?width=300.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageExternalLink www.torinolympicpark.org.
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- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageRevisionID "704798491".
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- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink 2007_Winter_Universiade.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink 2016_FIBA_World_Olympic_Qualifying_Tournaments_for_Men.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink 5_Seconds_of_Summer.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Arata_Isozaki.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Arena.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Barcelona.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Basketball.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Category:2006_Winter_Olympics_venues.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Category:Arata_Isozaki_buildings.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Category:Buildings_and_structures_in_Turin.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Category:Indoor_arenas_in_Italy.
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- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Elisa_(Italian_singer).
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Euroleague.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Florence_and_the_Machine.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Ice_hockey.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Ice_hockey_at_the_2006_Winter_Olympics.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Il_Volo.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Italy.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Japan.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Lana_Del_Rey.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink List_of_ice_hockey_arenas_by_capacity.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Madonna_(entertainer).
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Marco_Mengoni.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Palau_Sant_Jordi.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Philippines.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Pier_Paolo_Maggiora.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Serbia.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Stadio_Olimpico_di_Torino.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Tiziano_Ferro.
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- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink Turin.
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- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLink File:Turin_coat_of_arms.svg.
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLinkText "Pala Alpitour".
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLinkText "PalaAlpitour".
- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageWikiLinkText "Palasport Olimpico, Turin".
- Pala_Alpitour architect "Arata Isozaki, Pier Paolo Maggiora, Marco Brizio".
- Pala_Alpitour constructionCost "1.11E8".
- Pala_Alpitour formerNames "PalaOlimpico".
- Pala_Alpitour location "Corso Sebastopoli 123, Torino 15px,".
- Pala_Alpitour opened "2005-12-13".
- Pala_Alpitour owner "City of Turin".
- Pala_Alpitour seatingCapacity "12.35".
- Pala_Alpitour seatingCapacity "13.347".
- Pala_Alpitour seatingCapacity "15.657".
- Pala_Alpitour seatingCapacity "16.6".
- Pala_Alpitour stadiumName "Pala Alpitour".
- Pala_Alpitour tenants "2006".
- Pala_Alpitour tenants "2007".
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- Pala_Alpitour wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:2016_FIBA_World_Olympic_Qualifying_Tournaments_for_Men.
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- Pala_Alpitour subject Category:2006_Winter_Olympics_venues.
- Pala_Alpitour subject Category:Arata_Isozaki_buildings.
- Pala_Alpitour subject Category:Buildings_and_structures_in_Turin.
- Pala_Alpitour subject Category:Indoor_arenas_in_Italy.
- Pala_Alpitour subject Category:Indoor_ice_hockey_venues_in_Italy.
- Pala_Alpitour subject Category:Modernist_architecture_in_Italy.
- Pala_Alpitour subject Category:Olympic_ice_hockey_venues.
- Pala_Alpitour subject Category:Sport_in_Turin.
- Pala_Alpitour hypernym Arena.
- Pala_Alpitour point "45.041666666666664 7.652222222222222".
- Pala_Alpitour type ArchitecturalStructure.
- Pala_Alpitour type Place.
- Pala_Alpitour type SportFacility.
- Pala_Alpitour type Stadium.
- Pala_Alpitour type Venue.
- Pala_Alpitour type Venue.
- Pala_Alpitour type Location.
- Pala_Alpitour type Place.
- Pala_Alpitour type StadiumOrArena.