Croatian architectural and engineering firm UPI-2M designed the recently completed Arena Zagreb, a multi-purpose sports hall located in the southwestern part of Zagreb, Croatia.

The shell shape is following the structure logic – it partly covers the inner space with curved columns. Basic shape and structural element of this hall are pre-stressed prefabricated reinforced concrete columns with the height up to 39 m. Eighty-six columns surrounding the hall defines its volume, carrying lexan facade, supporting stands and carries suspended steel roof structure.

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