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- Location: Beijing University of Technology
- Broke ground: June 30, 2005Beijing 2008: The Beijing University of Technology Gymnasium
- Floor area: 24,383 square metersBeijing 2008: The Beijing University of Technology Gymnasium
- Permanent seats: 5,800Beijing 2008: The Beijing University of Technology Gymnasium
- Temporary seats: 1,700Beijing 2008: The Beijing University of Technology Gymnasium
- Olympic sports: Badminton, Rhythmic GymnasticsBeijing 2008: The Beijing University of Technology Gymnasium
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The Beijing University of Technology Gymnasium will host Badminton and Rhythmic Gymnastics at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. The building covers an area of 24,383 square meters and seats a total of 7,500 spectators.
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The building has halls for both competition and warm-ups. The gymnasium is home to the world's largest prestressed suspension dome ceiling, which is 93 meters in diameter.Beijing 2008: Completed BUT Gymnasium to serve as Badminton and Rhythmic Gymnastics venue (October 8, 2007) After the conclusion of the Olympic Games, the gymnasium will become an activity center for the Beijing University of Technology, as well as a training facility for the national badminton team.Beijing 2008: Completed BUT Gymnasium to serve as Badminton and Rhythmic Gymnastics venue (October 8, 2007)
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