How much did Olympia-Radstadion (Munich) cost to build?
The Olympia-Radstadion in Munich's Olympiapark was the 4,157-place velodrome of the 1972 Summer Olympics, built from 1970 to 1972 by architects Beier, Dahms, Grube, Harden, Kaiser and Laskowski with a 285.71 m by 7.50 m hardwood track engineered by Herbert Schurmann, used for competitive cycling until it was demolished in 2015 to make room for the SAP Garden arena. German Wikipedia states its construction cost as DM 18 million.
Final project cost
DEM 18 million
Approximately $5.65 million
Cost basis: 1972
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Final project cost1972
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Key dimensions
- Total lengthWikipedia (de) - Olympia-Radstadion (München)
- 285.71 m
- CapacityWikipedia (de) - Olympia-Radstadion (München)
- 4,157 seats
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