伦敦举世瞩目奥运遗产,绿色环保赢天下（London attracted the attention of Olympic heritage, green environmental protection won the world）.docVIP

伦敦举世瞩目奥运遗产,绿色环保赢天下（London attracted the attention of Olympic heritage, green environmental protection won the world） Since the 2012 London Olympic Games, more and more people have begun to pay attention to this world-renowned London Olympic Stadium London bowl. It is said that the London bowl is less expensive than the birds nest, which is close to two billion yuan, but its spectacular degree is no less than birds nest. London bowl construction of thrift and birds nest big pen in stark contrast. This disparity has to make people stare. East end of London, the main battleground of the 2012 London olympics. For the past 400 years, it has been a hit zone of serious industrial pollution, and is now hoping for the London Games to emerge from the name city scar. Six years ago, it was with the concept of Olympic heritage that London, which has hosted two Olympic Games, was able to stand out from the close hand of its powerful opponents. In order to deal with the Olympic heritage, especially after the game venues, in March 28th, London set up a special Olympic Legacy Company. Around the theme of heritage, the preparatory stage of the London Olympics, the venue design, facilities, materials selection and energy supply, are reflected in the concept of environmental protection and sustainable. At the close of the 2012 London Olympic Games, lets review again the green of the Olympic games. Stadiums, removable Olympic venues The London bowl, designed by the British native Populous, is made up of 5 rings. In order to ensure the effective use of the game, the designer uses a detachable design in the construction process: the bottom is 25 thousand seat track, peripheral erection has a removable light rack as stands, equipped with 55 thousand seats can also be removed. Outside the venue, the designers also use a special material, a porous, semi transparent insulation that improves the permeability of the stadium. The new material comes from the chemical giant Dow Chemical, which is