Estadio Nacional de Brasilia Mané Garrincha (Brasilia, Brazil: 2013) Named after a national soccer icon and located in the center of Niemeyer’s monumental planned city, Estadio Nacional de Brasilia Mané Garrincha could not have been a higher profile project. Castro Mello Arquitetos rose to the challenge with the world’s first net-zero energy stadium, an impressive feat of public design and engineering considering the massive energy spikes during big events. A combination of rainwater collection, solar arrays, shading, and a photocatalytic membrane that breaks down pollution makes this a key legacy of the recent surge in Brazilian stadium construction. By itself, the soccer field generates more solar energy than 11 of the competing nations. Photo by Wikipedia Commons Search “전주키스⒠【bamaram.net】ㅨ아찔한밤┖더불다♨강남퍼블릭Ё레깅스룸ふ대전오피스걸ズ키스방я대구의밤υ십구닷컴⑤강남두바이ヒ밤싸㎲립카페커뮤니티ㆆ오피그램Δ아달㈋휴게텔ツ수성구오피” from 7 Green and Repurposed Sports Stadiums

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Estadio Nacional de Brasilia Mané Garrincha (Brasilia, Brazil: 2013)

Named after a national soccer icon and located in the center of Niemeyer’s monumental planned city, Estadio Nacional de Brasilia Mané Garrincha could not have been a higher profile project. Castro Mello Arquitetos rose to the challenge with the world’s first net-zero energy stadium, an impressive feat of public design and engineering considering the massive energy spikes during big events. A combination of rainwater collection, solar arrays, shading, and a photocatalytic membrane that breaks down pollution makes this a key legacy of the recent surge in Brazilian stadium construction. By itself, the soccer field generates more solar energy than 11 of the competing nations.

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