AT&T Global Olympic Village
The 9,000 square foot structure is covered with a Birdair fabric membrane system that allows images of featured concerts and events to be projected onto its large fabric panels.
Location: Atlanta, GA USA
Fabric Type: PVC Membrane
Market Sector: Entertainment / Leisure
Project Size: 54,500 sq.ft.
Architect: FTL/Happold; New York, NY
Engineer: FTL/Happold; New York, NY
Owner: AT&T; Venice, CA
General Contractor: Beers Corporate Services
Completion Date: August 9, 1996
Fabric Type: PVC Membrane
Market Sector: Entertainment / Leisure
Project Size: 54,500 sq.ft.
Architect: FTL/Happold; New York, NY
Engineer: FTL/Happold; New York, NY
Owner: AT&T; Venice, CA
General Contractor: Beers Corporate Services
Completion Date: August 9, 1996
Known as the major facility in the Olympic Centennial Park, the AT&T Olympic Village is an entertainment effect in itself. The 9,000 square foot structure is covered with a Birdair fabric membrane system that allows images of featured concerts and events to be projected onto its large fabric panels. The two-story complex not only features re-locatable glass walls, but is also comprised of three completely re-locatable buildings.
