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Bringing Home Olympic Gold

The Olympic Games are a global tradition rooted in excellence and triumph. Victaulic has been an integral part of the Olympic Games since the 1976 Summer Olympic Games in Montreal, Quebec, where products were used in the construction of three new facilities. Since then, Victaulic has been sought out for its innovative, efficient and reliable grooved products for HVAC and fire protection systems as well as other applications, and has been used in more than 20 Olympic facilities to date.

36 Years of Successful Olympic Facility Construction

2012 – London, England, United Kingdom

2010 – Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

2008 – Beijing, China

2006 – Torino (Turin), Italy

2004 – Athens, Greece

2002 – Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

2000 – Sydney, Australia

1996 – Atlanta, Georgia, USA

1988 – Calgary, Canada

1976 – Montreal, Quebec, Canada

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The Vancouver Convention Centre is one of the largest convention centres in Canada and will serve as the international broadcast centre for the 2010 Olympic and ParaOlympic Winter Games. In preparation for the games, a new expansion tripled the available space.

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The Bird’s Nest, home of the opening and closing ceremonies of the 29th Summer Olympic Games in Beijing, China is an advanced and world-class stadium, symbolizing a new page in China’s construction history. Officially named National Stadium, the 100,000 seat stadium posed significant challenges to designers and contractors because of the structure’s unique design.

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The 2000 Olympic games in Sydney, Australia required construction of numerous new venues to accommodate this worldwide event. The centerpiece for the games was the construction of a new 100,000 seat stadium. Time was of the essence; delays in construction schedules were simply unacceptable.

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