Discovering the Factor of the Bird's Nest Stadium as the Icon of Beijing City

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Abstract

The expression of architectural forms is currently remarkably diverse because technological advances influence it in materials and structures; this is understandable because public buildings compete to attract visitors' attention. The architectural work can also produce new structural works, which are expected to become a work of art that matches the spirit of the age at that time. The role of structural systems in the expression of architectural forms can produce phenomenal works of art so that the appearance of this building makes the icon for a city or even a country. This research methodology used qualitative analysis by examining architectural theory and structure as a basis for consideration to become an icon of the city of Beijing. The research aimed to study the role of structure and architecture to become a symbol or icon of a city. The conclusion of this study is establishing a harmonious relationship between architecture and building structures to produce a work of art. Thus, making the Bird's Nest stadium an icon of the city of Beijing by paying attention to local cultural values that have become an icon of the city of Beijing, sustainable buildings, metaphor concepts, and biomimicry. The findings of this study are that the Bird's Nest stadium building is a hollow steel structure with high-tech steel, which synergizes with the expression of architectural forms, not only making the symbol of the city of Beijing even making the icon of the country of China.

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Lianto, F., & Trisno, R. (2022). Discovering the Factor of the Bird’s Nest Stadium as the Icon of Beijing City. International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology, 12(1), 313–319. https://doi.org/10.18517/ijaseit.12.1.13406

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