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Palau Sant Jordi Hall

The modern and multifunctional hall covered the Palau Sant Jordi was designed by Japanese architect Arata Isozakim. Serves on the organization of international sports and cultural events and has become one of the main venues of the summer Olympics in 1992. This structure, which holds up to sporting events and 17,000 spectators to the culture three thousand more, is located in Montjuic Park, which was all used for Olympic purposes. Palau Sant Jordi has a number of halls that can be used for private purposes and the multi-purpose hall can be seen even more projects at once.

Thanks to modern technologies, which were used in the hall, the law of one of the symbols of modern architecture, but also a symbol of the Barcelona future. Arena covering an area of 4400 square meters enrolled into the hearts of the Spaniards famously in 2000, when were in this hall, during the 89.year of Davis Cup big finals, where encountered against each other Spain and Australian teams. The Spaniards won, and won for the first time in the history of the salad bowl.