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Olympic Architecture Stadia for the Summer Games

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Olympic Architecture

Stadia for the Summer Games

1896 Olympic Games - Athens: Panathinaiko Stadium
1908 Olympic Games - White City: 1908 Summer Olympics; White City Stadium; Franco-British Exhibition (1908)
1912 Olympic Games - Stockholm: Stockholm Olympic Stadium
1928 Olympic Games - Amsterdam: Olympic Stadium (Amsterdam)
1932 & 1984 Olympic Games - Los Angeles: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
1936 Olympic Games - Berlin: Olympic Stadium (Berlin)
1948 Olympic Games - Wembley: 1948 Summer Olympics; Wembley Stadium (1923); Wembley Arena; British Empire Exhibition; Maxwell Ayrton; Owen Williams (engineer)
1952 Olympic Games - Helsinki: Helsinki Olympic Stadium
1964 Olympic Games - Tokyo: Olympic Stadium (Tokyo); Yoyogi National Gymnasium; Kenzo Tange
1972 Olympic Games - Munich: Olympic Stadium (Munich); Olympia Schwimmhalle
1976 Olympic Games - Montreal: Olympic Stadium (Montreal)
1992 Olympic Games - Barcelona: Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys
2000 Olympic Games - Sydney: Stadium Australia
2008 Olympic Games - Beijing: Beijing National Stadium
2012 Olympic Games - London: Olympic Stadium (London); London Aquatics Centre; Zaha Hadid