Sports facilities in Kazan презентация

SPORTS INFRASTRUCTURE
64 facilities will be used to host the 2013 World summer student games in Kazan. Of these, 36 will be built specifically for the 2013 Universiade. As part of the preparation for the Games, the construction of sports facilities at universities is underway, which will become the basis for the development of student sports. In total, 11 objects will be transferred to Kazan universities. Taking into account the active construction of sports infrastructure in the capital of Tatarstan, the Volga state Academy of physical culture, sports and tourism was established. It will be responsible for 7 major sports facilities and part of the Universiade Village complex.

Palace of water sports

The water sports Palace is a large indoor sports facility in Kazan. One of the few and largest of its kind in Russia, the Palace is designed for training and competitions in water sports (aquatics), but it can also be used as a universal sports Palace. It is a competitive arena of the 2015 world aquatics Championships and one of the most important venues of the 2013 summer Universiade in the sports of swimming, diving, synchronized swimming. It is located in the middle of the city, in the South-Eastern part of the Novo-Savinovsky district, on the Bank of the Kazanka river, at the end of Chistopolskaya street, near two other major Universiade venues — the football stadium and the AK bars martial arts Palace. The Palace provides a children's and youth sports school for specialized sports. Designed by SPEECH architectural workshop, which won the design competition together with Arup and PSO Kazan. It has unique arch-arc ceilings made of specially treated reinforced wood and a large area of glazing for natural daylight. Construction began in November 2009 and is being completed in early 2012.
Specifications
Сapacity: 4,200 spectators.
Two pools of 50x25 meters each (for swimming and water Polo) and one of 33.3x25 meters (for diving and synchronized swimming tournaments).

The Kazan tennis Academy

The tennis Academy is one of the first sports facilities of the 2013 Universiade that opened its doors to Kazan residents. The complex covers an area of 8.5 hectares. The complex has 8 indoor tennis courts with sliding bleachers and 18 outdoor ones. 3,000 spectators can watch the game in the stands of the main open court, and another 1,000 can watch it in the small stand. 19.5 thousand square meters is occupied by the building of the tennis Academy, on this area there are 8 courts in training mode with sliding stands. 3,200 spectators can watch the game on the main arena, and another 400 – on the second during the competition. Tennis and badminton competitions will be held here during the 2013 World summer student games.

Tezuche universal sports complex

Sports complex of Kazan state University of architecture and Civil engineering "Tezuche", one of the 7 sports facilities that were opened on may 5, 2010 by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. The total area of the complex is 5333 square meters. The sports complex has a sports hall, a gym, halls for wrestling, weightlifting and aerobics, as well as medical and administrative blocks. During the World summer student games, the sports complex will host training sessions for national volleyball teams.

AK Bars Arena

AK bars arena (until November 7, 2019 — Kazan arena) is a universal football stadium in the city of Kazan. One of the most spacious stadiums in Russia, designed for 45,379 people. Home arena of the Kazan football club "Rubin". Stadium of the highest fourth category of UEFA. The stadium is a multifunctional complex designed for holding not only football matches, but also other sporting events, as well as entertainment shows and concerts, cultural events.The construction of the stadium began in 2010; commissioned, he was in may 2013[1]. 7 Nov 2019 under a long-term partnership agreement concluded with the Bank "AK bars", the stadium was renamed the "AK bars arena".At the stadium was held the ceremony of opening and closing of the XXVII world summer Universiade in Kazan and the opening ceremony of the world championship WorldSkills 2019. The stadium also hosted the 2015 FINA world aquatics Championships, the 2017 confederations Cup and the 2018 FIFA world Cup matches