A new playground appeared in the city. In particular, in Las Vegas. Sphere arrived to forever change the way we consume culture. Last weekend, this stadium opened its doors with the first concert featuring U2. (many).
This new $2.3 billion leisure space was designed by a Spanish team. Yes, yes, as you read it … It was developed in Zaragoza! Architect Magno’s workshop Miguel Fontgivel was where it was designed, calculated and designed. This structure consists of 54,000 square meters (15,000 inside) and a resolution of 128K.
He led a team of 23 professionals – which grew to 30 at key points in the project – where computing, engineering and architecture were brought together to design the building’s two screens. “A five-year project, more difficult in mathematics than in architecture. The whole building is built to serve these screens, because everything else, the structure, the equipment, is subordinate to them, because we They asked for the most spectacular screen in the world, immersive, with a 360-degree spherical geometry, and it all comes from that,” Fontgivel told El País.
Another professional from the Oboria/Saco firm behind this colossal work was Cristina Osorio. She is the key author and responsible for the most elaborate and complex calculations of the exterior facade. Osorio herself led a group of female engineers in a discipline where “women are becoming more and more numerous.” Together with Adela Pérez, Béatrice Carnicer and Ana Sabater, they carried out what was “a gigantic task because of its size and because it went far beyond architecture, creating new disciplines that combine programming with calculation and design”. According to Miguel, “this is work on cross-pollination, which would be impossible by conventional means,” the newspaper said.
This giant ball – in fact, it is already considered the largest spherical structure in the world – is 112 meters high and 157 meters wide; It has an area of almost 15,000 square meters and a capacity of 18,000 to 20,000 spectators. It consists of 160,000 carriers and 50 million LED lights that offer images with a level of brightness and resolution “32 times that of the best high-definition television systems.”
What other artists would we like to see at The Sphere in Las Vegas?
- Coldplay: The British band has shown that their concerts are quite a light show. His latest album and latest tour is also titled Music spheres. Do we need any more excuses to bring the possible end of the tour to this new space?
- Beyonce: After seeing how Queen B was able to turn her Renaissance tour into a show that has nothing to envy to the best fashion weeks, we’d love to see her deliver even more high-quality visuals for her spectacular show.
- taylor swift: The star has the capabilities and enough recording universe to transport us to his various musical eras and corresponding music videos in one high-quality image transition. Who wouldn’t want to feel at the center of the stories they portray Look what you made me do, Love Story o Antihero?
- Madonna: The infallible Queen of Pop is not one to miss out on her 40th Anniversary Tour of the Industry at The Sphere.
- Elton John: The artist of a thousand and one extravagant outfits, tireless talent, deserves a final retreat live from this impressive and innovative temple of music.
- Karol G.: Tomorrow will be good, KG0516… These albums have a very distinct aesthetic and it would be a luxury to see them through the large LED screen built into this building.
- Shaving: We imagine ourselves in a Bizarrap session and can only feel that we feel it.
Other bands and soloists who, thanks to their career, prestige and good live performances, could gather fans in this giant sphere: Bruce Springsteen, Lady Gaga, Harry Styles, Metallica, Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, Katy Perry, Shakira, Adele. .. And you, what other musical stars would you like to see?
