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A look inside the 'Water Cube'
Water Cube logo (Photo credit: Cheng Gong)
Water Cube logo (Photo credit: Cheng Gong)
     
 
Water Cube logo (Photo credit: Cheng Gong) Membrane structure of the ceiling (Photo credit: Cheng Gong) Bubble-design wall at the entrance Chinese swimmer warming up Seating with bubble designs  Complicated membrane structure Membrane structure ceiling and the pool Chinese swimmer warming up  Full view of the competition hall  View of the Bird Spectator passage Men Locker room Warm-up pool Bubble-shaped lights above the warm-up pool  Membrane structure Signs in the media area  Athlete waiting area  Swimmers enter pool for 200m freestyle race  Diving platform  Outdoor lamp against Water Cube at night  National Stadium and Water Cube at night
 
   
The National Aquatics Center, or simply the "Water Cube," a blue palatial structure with an area of 80,000 sq m, was completed January 28, 2008. It is situated to the east of Beichen West Bridge on the North Fourth Ring Road and to the west of National Stadium. Underneath a pure and simple facade, this translucent building embodies a complex and unrestricted framework as well as environmentally advanced technology. It is a class piece of Olympic architecture that has become a landmark structure.

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