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Games anchored at the heart of the city, Games reaching across the entire Île-de-France region, Games deployed throughout France, in 2024, the Paris Games will be showcased to support athletic performance and sport, but in a way that brings us together. We are transforming the city's iconic landmarks into sporting arenas to set the stage for great sporting moments against a backdrop of Paris' magnificent monuments. We are showcasing existing sports venues, by projecting the Games' influence on to them. We are supporting the regions by harnessing the power of sport to build a lasting legacy. This unique concept guides our masterplan for the 35 venues that you will be able to discover here.

IN PARIS

Because Paris is not like any other city, it deserves every honour . The Games in the capital city promise a complete spectacle , thought out for the athletes, spectators and television audiences. Paris' iconic landmarks are being transformed into sporting arenas to offer spectators an unparalleled experience and provide an outstanding backdrop for sporting prowess. World-class sports venues will be in the spotlight for the Olympic and Paralympic Games. In total, 14 exceptional sites make up a compact concept, with 24 Olympic sports (out of 32) located within 10 km of the Village.

IN THE ÎLE-DE-FRANCE REGION

The Games will shine out around the capital , from Les Yvelines to Hauts-de-Seine, Seine-et-Marne and Seine-Saint-Denis. At the heart of the project, from the bid phase, Seine-Saint-Denis will be home to the Olympic and Paralympic Village, the Media Village and six sports. In addition, two Paralympic events will provide a unique opportunity to showcase the Seine-Saint-Denis department with spectators and television viewers from around the world: the Paralympic marathon and Paralympic road cycling. These two events will take in various locations across the department.

THROUGHOUT FRANCE

The Paris 2024 Games are for the whole of France, promoting the country's rich and diverse heritage. The football tournament will be played at six stadiums in other regions across France : Bordeaux, Nantes, Lyon, Saint-Etienne, Nice and Marseille. All of the handball matches will be played in Lille, while sailing will head to the Mediterranean, in Marseille. For the first time in history, the Games will even benefit overseas territories and their communities, with the Teahupo'o site in Tahiti to stag e the Olympic surfing competition on one of the most beautiful waves in the world.

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Paris 2024 Competition Venue Concept Map

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Games anchored at the heart of the city, Games reaching across the entire Île-de-France region, Games deployed throughout France, in 2024, the Paris Games will be showcased to support athletic performance and sport, but in a way that brings us together.

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Blue: Grand Paris Zone
-Stade De France: Ceremonies, Athletics, Rugby, Marathon, Cycling
-Aquatic Center : Diving, Water Polo, Artistic Swimming
-Shooting Range: La Courneuve
-Sport Climbing Venue: Le Bourget
-Olympic/Paralympic Village
-Media Village
-MPC/IBC

Orange: Paris Centre Zone
-Eiffel Tower Stadium: Beach Volleyball + Football 5-a-side
-Pont d'Iéna: Athletics (Race walk), Cycling (Road), Triathlon

-Grand Palais: Fencing, Taekwondo Wheelchair Fencing, Taekwondo
-La Concorde: Basketball (3x3), Breaking, Cycling (BMX Freestyle), Skateboarding (Park, Street)

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Venues Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games - Google My Maps

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-Paris use existing venues supplemented w/ temporary ones
-not much new construction is required
-New development in Saint-Denis district in the north of the city, where the Stade the France is situated.
-Stadium host ceremonies and athletics competitions.
-Next to stadium new swimming stadium built at a distance of about one kilometer
-Olympic Village will be constructed also make use of existing buildings.

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-The Masterplan includes a number of spectacular venues.

-open-water swimming in the river Seine near the Eiffel Tower
-gymnastics in the Grand Palais
-equestrian sports in Versailles
-hockey in Stade Yves-du-Manoir (the old Olympic Stadium of 1924)

-These venues are interconnected by the excellent metro and train network of Paris. This network will be extended by the Grand Paris Express
-Extensive project which includes the construction of four new lines and two existing lines will be extended.

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- Paris’ iconic landmarks are being transformed into sporting arenas
offer spectators an unparalleled experience and provide outstanding backdrop for sporting prowess. World-class sports venues will be in the spotlight for the games.

14 exceptional sites make up a compact concept, with 24 Olympic sports (out of 32) located within 10 km of the Village.

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Vision: Unique spirit of international celebration - memorable stage for athletes promote globally

95% existing/temporary venues - long term development paths

Sport celebration: along Seine from new Olympic village to Eiffel Tower and Grand Palais

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village plan imagined as garden city
includes >2,400 housing units for athletes and will be connected to both vehicular access and public transport. The project was formed as a series of open blocks organized around views and daylight that are also oriented towards the Seine River. The design features a series of parkways that spread throughout the plan and are integrated with the landscape. These include pathways, terraces and promenades through the housing and along the riverbank.

The athletes' village is set to break ground in early 2020 with a scheduled competition in the fall of 2023. In turn, after the Olympics are over the housing development aims to open to new tenants as early as 2025.

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Gallery of Dominique Perrault Designs Athletes’ Village for Paris 2024 Olympics - 2

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Gallery of Dominique Perrault Designs Athletes’ Village for Paris 2024 Olympics - 2

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Image 2 of 8 from gallery of Dominique Perrault Designs Athletes’ Village for Paris 2024 Olympics. Photograph by Dominique Perrault Architecture

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Dominique Perrault Designs Athletes' Village for Paris 2024 Olympics

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Dominique Perrault Designs Athletes' Village for Paris 2024 Olympics

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French architect Dominique Perrault has revealed the new masterplan and vision for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic village. Located in the city's Seine-Saint-Denis district, the village was designed to integrate with the existing urban fabric along the banks of the river. Combining housing and offices with diverse programs, the project spans over 119,000 square meters across its entirety. At the conclusion of the games, the village is designed to become a new permanent community in Paris.

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Gallery of Dominique Perrault Designs Athletes' Village for Paris 2024 Olympics - 1

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Gallery of Dominique Perrault Designs Athletes' Village for Paris 2024 Olympics - 1

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Image 1 of 8 from gallery of Dominique Perrault Designs Athletes' Village for Paris 2024 Olympics. Photograph by Dominique Perrault Architecture

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Apartments in SEA VILLAGE range in price from ¥75.7 million($697,000) for a 3LD (3-bedroom apartment) to ¥119 million($1,095,000) for a 4LD (4-bedroom). SEA VILLAGE apartments are waterfront-facing apartments.

Apartments in PARK VILLAGE range in price from ¥54.2 million for a 2LDK (2-bedroom) to ¥173,800,000 ($1.6 million) for a 3LDK (3-bedroom).

Units in SUN VILLAGE will be put up for sale in early January 2020.

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Phase 1, 2nd Period Sales Started on Nov 22nd

On November 22nd, the developer consortium opened Phase 1, 2nd period sales by releasing another 340 units for sale.

HARUMI FLAG consists of five districts:

PORT VILLAGE

Rental apartments (including senior housing and a share house), childcare facilities, nursing care facilities

4 buildings, 1,487 units

SEA VILLAGE

Condominiums – For Sale

5 buildings, 686 units

SUN VILLAGE

Condominiums – For Sale and stores

7 buildings, 1,882 units

PARK VILLAGE

Condominiums – For Sale and stores

7 buildings, 1,637 units

Commercial facilities

1 building

In Phase 1, 2nd period sales, apartments in the SEA VILLAGE (119 units), PARK VILLAGE (221 units), and PARK CORE (the courtyard area of PARK VILLAGE) will be offered to potential buyers.

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- zero-impact Olympic Village
- southwest quadrant of the existing Porta Romana railway yard
created with NZEB (Nearly Zero Energy Building)
- Designed athletes’ village for the 2026 Winter Olympics
- LEED certified (>30% energy produced solar thermal/photovoltaic systems)
- rainwater collected and reused
50% reduction drinking water
- CO2 reduction of 40% for heating and cooling
- goal converting from Olympic function to student residence function
- athletes’ homes reused for student accommodation (around 1,000 beds)
- park and railway side buildings near Olympic Square used for affordable housing
- Village Plaza become neighbourhood square

- Developed by COIMA SGR/Covivio and Prada Holding/Milano-Cortina Foundation/Municipality of Milan/Lombardy Region
- Village cover around 60,000 sq m.
- completion in July 2025
- new urban laboratory
first designed/built in future configuration w/ spaces, functions + materials already designed for their conversion, meeting NZEB principles
- integrated district managed by digital platform
- vibrant, self-sustaining neighbourhood built principles of social equity, environmental commitment, wellness, and inclusivity
- village adopts rhythm of the area’s streetscape
porous urban block w/ variety public spaces + communal anchors -> enhance Milan’s vibrant tapestry of ground floor experiences
- Central Park, eco-zones (green corridors include public areas such as sports pitches, children’s play areas, or urban gardens), and a suspended forest to connect the eastern and western sides of the site, for which the technical and economic feasibility assessment is underway
- volumes of masterplan improve dialogue w/ surrounding areas and provide more activation at ground-floor level
- blueprint for sustainability in urban redevelopment
- CO2 emissions in operational phase aligned with 2050 objectives of the European Community; construction emissions contained to less than 750kg CO2 per sq m; heating and cooling will be provided through geothermal energy with no fossil fuels used; sustainable transport will be integrated; green spaces will be provided that promote health and sport; and new public spaces will be created offering cultural and educational programmes for young people and adults

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東京2020オリンピック・パラリンピック選手村／Introducing the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Village

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Inside the Tokyo 2020 Athletes' Village Plaza!

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Inside the Tokyo 2020 Athletes' Village Plaza!

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Olympic Sailing Village

Location: Oiso Town, Naka District, Kanagawa Prefecture

Venue: Enoshima Yacht Harbor

Olympic sports: Sailing

Olympic Cycling Village

Location: Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture

Venue: Izu Velodrome, Izu Mountain Bike Course

Olympic sports: Cycling (track and mountain bike)

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Site area: 44ha

Zones: Residential Zone, Operational Zone, Village Plaza

Number of buildings: 21 (with 14 to 18 floors)

Number of units: Approximately 3,800

Number of beds: 18,000 beds (Olympic Village), 8,000 beds (Paralympic Village)

Room size: Single room 9m2 or more, twin room 12m2 or more

Facilities: Main dininghall, Multi-Function Complex (medical care, antidoping program, casual dining, recreation and fitness), NOC/NPC Services Centre, Transport Mall, Harumi Port Park, Village Plaza, Internal Shuttle Bus

Satellite Villages: Olympic Sailing Village (Enoshima Yacht Harbor). Olympic Cycling Village (Izu Velodrome, Izu Mountain Bike Course).

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- Athletes' Village is in downtown Beijing
near National Olympic Sports Centre

- MMC located at China National Convention Centre, at other end of Chinese capital's Olympic Green from the new Olympic Village
- Renewable energy used to power MMC
- Main Press Centre and International Broadcasting Centre will be within MMC
after the Games will be turned into an exhibition complex, extending the scale of the China National Convention Centre
- divided into the Residential Zone and the Operational Zone
- 20 residential buildings spanning an area of 330,000 square meters.

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- sustainable design
- recognized with a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold award for the 2008 Olympic village
- variety of sustainable features
solar panels
green roofs
extensive rainwater recycling system.

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- complete by June 2021
- predominantly house athletes competing in the ice sports
- 2,300 beds for athletes and officials travelling to the Winter Olympics
- health and intelligence-themed village

Yanqing Olympic Village

- designed to cultural characteristics of mountain villages in northern China
- highlights characteristics of Chinese culture and environmental protection
- athlete-centred design concept
- site accommodates 1,430 athletes and team officials during Winter Olympics and Paralympics

Zhangjiakou Olympic Village

- accommodates 2,640 athletes and team officials during Winter Olympics and Paralympics
- site will be transformed into a business cluster following the conclusion of the Games

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- carbon-fibre materials
- light weight
- resistant to high temperatures
- primarily fueled by hydrogen (emission free)
- design selected from 182 entries in global competition.

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- torchbearers exchange flame by interlocking the two torches via the 'ribbon' construction
- symbolizing Beijing 2022’s vision to 'promote mutual understanding and respect between different cultures

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First city host Summer + Winter Olympic Games.
design honours Olympic legacy in Chinese capital
- similar design to cauldron of 2008 Olympic
- looks like giant scroll.
- full of dynamism and vitality
- spiral construction:
resembles fluttering ribbon where Olympic flame sits
- emblem of Beijing 2022 on mid-section of the torch
- whirling red line on body:
winding Great Wall
- mankind’s relentless pursuit of light, peace, and excellence.
- Red and silver primary colours for torch:
ice and fire
bring light and warmth to world of ice and snow
- same colour combination share similar artistic elements with the 2008 torch
extend auspicious greetings to world as at the Summer    Games
showcase Beijing’s rich Olympic culture

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- Unique torch design for each competition = iconic
- modern invention inspired by practices from Ancient Greece
- Olympic Torch Relay heralds the start of the Olympic Games
- transmits message of peace and friendship along its route.

- First used 1936 Berlin Summer Olympics
- modern torches of Summer/Winter Olympics are built to resist the effects of wind/rain as carry Olympic flame
unique designs represent host country and spirit of Games

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Tokyo 2020

PyeongChang 2018

Rio 2016

Sochi 2014

London 2012

Vancouver 2010

Beijing 2008

Turin 2006

Athens 2004

Salt Lake City 2002

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Beijing 2022 - China, Winter game Feb 4-20

Paris 2024

Milano Cortina 2026

Los Angeles 2028

Brisbane 2032