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Payis Arena
Aerial site view shows arena rendering next to existing Teddy Stadium, with train and highway access.
All images courtesy: Spector-Amisar unless credited differently.
the new National Library that will be built between the Knesset (parliament) Building and the Israel Museum.
Arthur Spector recalls, “Over the past 14 years Payis Arena was planned in two different locations and with varied programmes. The project began as an all-purpose arena with 15,000 seats and with a capability of providing a venue for as many events as possible, adjacent to The ICC (The International Convention and Congress Center of Jerusalem) near the main entrance to the city. Traffi c congestion and the constraint of a plot
New Payis Arena Hebrew billboard on-site.
Jerusalem will be proud to reclaim its title as Israel’s sports and culture capital...
that was actually too small for the proposed arena, forced the project into a complex physical solution with very high costs.
“Eventually the project was moved to the southern end of the city near the football Teddy Stadium. The rationale was to strengthen the sports complex of the city. This new facility would work together not only with the football stadium, but also with the tennis
Project Team
Jerusalem Payis Arena Owner The Jerusalem Municipality
Major Funding The National Lottery of Israel
Management
Moriah Project Engineer
City Moriah Company Ira Debelman
City Project Nir Perzlina Management
Architects A Spector M. Amisar Architects
Project Yaron Azran Architect
Consulting Architect
Populous – Damon Lavelle
Structural Yaron Shimoni, Shacham, Engineers
HVAC HRVAC Engineering
Electrical Ramor Security Seter
Life Safety Jackie Friedman Lighting Alex Goldin Site
Supervision Margolin Engineers
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