By the canal, a dazzling pearl. This is a park situated amidst the hustle and bustle of the city, with green grass and sparkling waters, where a few birds land and play with people... It is also a sports venue located within the tranquility of the park, with the uniquely shaped 'Jade Cong' and 'Oil-paper Umbrella', facing each other from north to south, narrating the past of ancient Hangzhou and preparing to welcome the present of international Hangzhou. This is Gongshu Canal Sports Park. To the south is the Lotus Bowl, to the north is the Hangzhou Umbrella. Covering an area of 701 acres, this 'city park' is the venue for multiple events of the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, including table tennis, hockey, and breakdancing. It corresponds from north to south with the main venue of the Asian Games along the Qiantang River, the 'Lotus Bowl'—Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center. As the largest newly built Asian Games venue in Hangzhou's main urban area and Zhejiang Province's first comprehensive city sports park integrating a gymnasium, park, sports field, and commercial facilities, Gongshu Canal Sports Park attracts visitors not only with its unique design but also with its full sense of technology and style. In this issue, let's follow the young lady into Gongshu Canal Sports Park to explore the two major Asian Games event venues. 'Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium' During the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, the Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium will host table tennis and breakdancing events. It has a total construction area of 21,477 square meters, divided into three levels: one underground and two above ground. The gymnasium has an irregular oval shape, with 'fish-belly'-shaped double-curved fish-scale metal façades intertwined with diamond-shaped glass scale façades, making it a perfect spot for photography. Entering the venue, the spacious interior gives a clean and bright feeling. Inside the gymnasium, there are…
By the canal, dazzling pearls shine.
This is a park nestled in the hustle and bustle of the city, with lush green grass and sparkling lake water, where a few birds perch and play with people......
This is also a sports venue nestled in the tranquility of a park, with a unique design「Jade cong」and「Oil-paper umbrellas」Facing north and south, it tells the story of ancient Hangzhou's past and is also preparing to welcome the present life of international Hangzhou.
This is Gongshu Canal Sports Park.
To the south is the Lotus Bowl, to the north is the Hangzhou Umbrella. This one covers an area of 701 mu「Urban park」, it is the venue for table tennis, hockey, breakdancing, and other events at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, and serves as the main venue for the Asian Games along the Qiantang River「Lotus bowl」— Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center, one to the south and one to the north, echoing each other from afar.
As the largest newly built Asian Games venue in Hangzhou's main urban area and Zhejiang Province's first comprehensive urban sports park integrating a gymnasium, park, sports field, and commercial facilities, Gongshu Canal Sports Park attracts visitors not only with its unique shape but also with its strong sense of technology and design.
In this issue, let's follow the young lady into Gongshu Canal Sports Park to explore the two major Asian Games venues.


Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium

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During the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou,The Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium will host two events: table tennis and breakdancing, with a total construction area of 21,477 square meters, divided into three floors: one underground and two above ground.
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The gymnasium is irregularly oval, with a "fish-belly" hyperboloid fish-scale-shaped metal curtain wall and a diamond-shaped glass flake curtain wall complementing each other, making it an excellent location for filming.

Enter the venueThe spacious interior gives a clean and bright impression.The museum has a total of 7,000 seats, of which 2,000 areThe event grandstand system, which utilizes multiple patented technologies from Dafeng, can quickly change and adjust by zone, making the venue more accessibleFromExpanded from 1,300 square meters to 2,300 square meters, meeting various daily cultural and leisure functions as well as venue requirements for multi-level sports events, fully enhancing the venue's mobility, flexibility, and daily utilization.

The contrast between red and white colors highlights the intense competitiveness of the international sport matches.Each seat is equipped with an air conditioner system that automatically adjusts the breeze, minimizing interference from the hall's breeze to the table tennis.

"Gongshu Canal Sports Park Stadium"

During the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou,Gongshu Canal Sports Park Stadium will host hockey events。

The stadium resembles an oil-paper umbrella, earning it the nickname 'Hangzhou Umbrella.'The "umbrella frame" is made of steel structures, and the "umbrella edges" are made of 120 meters of steel pipe.

The hockey field's blue and green colors are full of youthful energy; even just from the stands, a casual photo is a youthful masterpiece.The 4,870 seats follow the movement of the stands, using the blue and white color contrast to create a wave-like extension effect, complementing the Klein Blue on the venue floor.
"Blue is the sky, water, air, depth and infinity, freedom and life." —Yves Klein
The blue seating stands are bright and comfortable, using the purest colors to evoke the strongest emotional impact.At the same time, the stands offer a fully open viewing environment with excellent viewing views. Cheering for athletes in such seats will surely fill you with energy!

Gongshu Canal Sports Park is the largest newly built Asian Games venue in Hangzhou's main urban areaIt is not only dedicated to serving the Asian Games, but after the glow of the Games fades, it will serve the public for a longer time and become a part of the lives of Hangzhou residents.

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