The 2010 Lecture Series - Architecture of Green Point Stadium

An insight into the architecture of Green Point Stadium

CapeTownMagazine.com has seen a number of presentations on the 2010 Stadium as well as enjoyed the Green Point Stadium Tour and the 'Greensman' performance.

The tours and the presentations are an excellent opportunity to get the facts and insights often overlooked by local and foreign media; the good news and fantastic insights in the development of this impressive new stadium.

Green Point Stadium Visitor Centre invites you to a presentation by Robert Hormes of GMP Architekten, Germany.

GMP Architekten is the lead architect for the 2010 Green Point Stadium and Robert Hormes will be talking about the design, construction and future use of the Stadium.

Robert will present a fascinating insider perspective about the architecture of this stadium which will forever change the landscape of the Western Cape.

GMP Architekten has designed some of the world’s most significant buildings. Robert will also speak briefly about GMP’s work globally.

This evening will also include a guided tour of the 2010 stadium construction site.

The 2010 Lecture Series is a bi-monthly series of lectures by speakers who are integrally involved in the planning and implementation of national projects towards the FIFA 2010 Soccer World Cup, whose views are of special interest to the public.

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Green Point Stadium Presentation:

Date: Wednesday 13 August
Time: 17h30 – 19h15
Cost: R100
Venue: Green Point Stadium Visitor Centre, Vlei Rd, Green Point
Reservations: Phone Lana on +27 (0)21-430 0410


Molo Says: “As a team that consists of both South Africans and 'foreigners' that have a good insight on the developments regarding the 2010 World Cup, we can strongly recommend these evenings, as well as the tours of the stadium.

"They are a fantastic experience, an absolute must for locals, overseas tourists and especially overseas media.“