OrtsAtelier - Architecturale Blauwdruk Stade de France (Parijs) - 118,8x84 cm

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Architecturale Blueprint of Stade de France (Paris) at 118.8 x 84 cm by OrtsAtelier, a mixed‑media Realism print in a limited edition 1/20, unsigned, in excellent condition, dimensions 80 x 100 cm, weight 300 g, from the Netherlands, dating from 2020+, sold by Owner or resale professional.

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Description from the seller

This impressive technical illustration shows the Stade de France in the style of a classic architectural blueprint. Inspired by original technical drawings, the composition blends architectural precision with the epic scale of this modern stadium.

The design includes:

A detailed exterior view with the distinctive ellipse-shaped roof structure, seemingly floating on 18 solid steel masts.

An exact cross-section highlighting the movable stands (designed to seamlessly switch between athletics and football/rugby), the field, and the complex roof structure.

A clear site plan including the layout of the field, the athletics track, and the impressive entry structures.

Technical annotations concerning capacity (well over 80,000), the construction materials, and the four architects (Michel Macary, Aymeric Zublena, Michel Regembal and Claude Costantini).

References to its status as the home of the French national teams (Les Bleus).

A vintage-inspired textured background that enhances the classic, authentic character of an original construction drawing.

Design & Aesthetics

Executed in a sleek, industrial technical style, this work is characterized by sharp line work and a harmonious composition. With an impressive size of 118.8 x 84 cm, it functions as an absolute "statement piece" that easily fits in a stylish, modern, minimalist, or industrial interior.

Meaning of the Subject

Built for the legendary 1998 World Cup, the Stade de France is the undisputed heart of French sports history and the country’s largest arena. The unique, floating roof—intended to protect spectators while letting in natural light—gives the structure an almost otherworldly yet elegant silhouette. As a backdrop for world cups, European championships, and the Olympic Games, this arena exudes pure triumph and monumental architecture.

Conditions

Brand new (Excellent visual condition)

Equipped with razor-sharp technical detailing

Carefully rolled and shipped in a sturdy tube with maximum safety

Collector’s item

This blueprint-style artwork, designed and released by OrtsAtelier, is an ideal piece for soccer fans, enthusiasts of contemporary sports architecture, and collectors of unique memorabilia. It serves as a beautiful and distinctive decorative element for home, office, a man cave, or a professional studio space.

This impressive technical illustration shows the Stade de France in the style of a classic architectural blueprint. Inspired by original technical drawings, the composition blends architectural precision with the epic scale of this modern stadium.

The design includes:

A detailed exterior view with the distinctive ellipse-shaped roof structure, seemingly floating on 18 solid steel masts.

An exact cross-section highlighting the movable stands (designed to seamlessly switch between athletics and football/rugby), the field, and the complex roof structure.

A clear site plan including the layout of the field, the athletics track, and the impressive entry structures.

Technical annotations concerning capacity (well over 80,000), the construction materials, and the four architects (Michel Macary, Aymeric Zublena, Michel Regembal and Claude Costantini).

References to its status as the home of the French national teams (Les Bleus).

A vintage-inspired textured background that enhances the classic, authentic character of an original construction drawing.

Design & Aesthetics

Executed in a sleek, industrial technical style, this work is characterized by sharp line work and a harmonious composition. With an impressive size of 118.8 x 84 cm, it functions as an absolute "statement piece" that easily fits in a stylish, modern, minimalist, or industrial interior.

Meaning of the Subject

Built for the legendary 1998 World Cup, the Stade de France is the undisputed heart of French sports history and the country’s largest arena. The unique, floating roof—intended to protect spectators while letting in natural light—gives the structure an almost otherworldly yet elegant silhouette. As a backdrop for world cups, European championships, and the Olympic Games, this arena exudes pure triumph and monumental architecture.

Conditions

Brand new (Excellent visual condition)

Equipped with razor-sharp technical detailing

Carefully rolled and shipped in a sturdy tube with maximum safety

Collector’s item

This blueprint-style artwork, designed and released by OrtsAtelier, is an ideal piece for soccer fans, enthusiasts of contemporary sports architecture, and collectors of unique memorabilia. It serves as a beautiful and distinctive decorative element for home, office, a man cave, or a professional studio space.

Details

Artist
OrtsAtelier
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
1/20
Title of artwork
Architecturale Blauwdruk Stade de France (Parijs) - 118,8x84 cm
Technique
Mixed technique
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
80 cm
Width
100 cm
Weight
300 g
Depiction/theme
Architecture
Style
Realism
Period
2020+
Sold with frame
No
The NetherlandsVerified
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Object sold
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