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Parc des Princes

24, Rue du Commandant-Guilbaud
Paris France
http://www.infopsg.com/le-club...

Status:	built
Construction Dates
Began	1968
Finished	1972
Floor Count	4
Basement Floors	1
Units / Rooms	49,691

Building Uses

- sports

Structural Types

- stadium

Heights	Value	Source / Comments

Spire	113 ft	mignon.frederic.free.fr/19980630_ParcPrinces/accueil/presse/techarchi/index.html
	tallest pylon

Lowest pylon	82 ft	-"-


Upper entry	2 ft	-"-


Playfield	-10 ft	-"-


Construction zero	-123 ft	-"-

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Description
Architect: Roger Taillibert - roger.taillibert.free.fr

- First stadium was opened in 1897. Reconstructed in 1932.
- Structural engineer: Pierre Richard
- Dimensions of ellipse: 251.5 and 191 m
- The stadium hosted matches of FIFA World Cups 1938, 1998 and UEFA Euro 1960, 1984, 2016
- One of 2024 Summer Olympic venues

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