Société Bouzguenda Frères

Project

RADES OLYMPIC STADIUM - SUPPORTING STRUCTURE

Description of the work

RADES OLYMPIC STADIUM - SUPPORTING STRUCTURE

The project consists of the construction of the load-bearing structure of the Radès Olympic Stadium, the largest stadium in Tunisia, with a capacity of 60,000 seats. Its structure is characterized by a covered area extending over 13,000 m².

DÉTAILS DU PROJET

Client: Ministry of Youth and Physical Education

Fin du projet: 2001

Localisation: Rades, Ben Arous

Montant: 4 000 000 DT

Etendue des travaux:

  • The construction of 64 gantries with a height of 33 meters.
  • The construction of the secondary structure in reinforced concrete beams and walls.
  • The implementation of 22,000 m³ of concrete.
  • The use of 2,800 tonnes of steel.

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