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Inside the Night Stadium it was almost dark, a kind of misty twilight atmosphere, no matter if day light or night-light. It was the special effect that was the origin of the Stadium’s name, created to allow special visual effects in every period of time, regardless of the season or weather conditions.Created by one of the most important architects, Steven Laurence, it was the reason for his winning each of the Pritzker, Lubetkin and Global-Architecture prizes. Filtering and keeping part of the sunlight, inspired by micro resonator bottles, the Night Stadium was new, shining, intriguing and captivating, all at the same time.
Round and with capacity for 100,000 persons, the circular stadium had one main entrance, and of course, visible from inside of the first Stadium wall, all emergency doors were built. Once inside, there was a large Corridor all around the Stadium perimeter, with entrances to the Stadium’s different sections and seating places. With small shops and spaces in the corridors for different purposes: the usual washrooms, personnel rooms, the Control room and the Council’s Boardroom; the last two, with a view over the Stadium. Special screens on the outside walls of the Stadium could make the Stadium turn into the colors around it, as would it be invisible sometimes; at other times, transparent, creating the impression for persons outside that it was possible to look inside through the Stadium’s walls, as would they be watching, sitting inside.
Steven Laurence, also called The Architect, used laser and plasma projection technology to show outside the Stadium what was happening inside the Stadium, in larger than life, three-dimensional images.
The same projection technology was also deployed in certain places inside the Stadium, in front of seats and in the corridors; images floating in the air so people could see from every angle, inside and outside the Stadium, what the Council wanted people to see.The Suicide Game was the Stadium’s first official event.