CNCCII’s technical team aims to create fully integrated technical capabilities, which will help form a smart venue framework and provide new and better experiences for event organizers and visitors.
This China National Convention CenterPhase 2 (CNCC-II) as main media center (MMC) for Beijing 2022 The Winter Olympics and Paralympics are expected to begin its next role as China’s premier international convention center.
CNCCII is located in the core area of Beijing Olympic Central District, surrounded by Beijing’s iconic Olympic landmark – Beijing National Stadium (Bird’s Nest), National Aquatic Center (Water Cube) and National Speed Skating Stadium. Scheduled to open in early 2025, CNCCII will be a smart venue designed to adapt to changing client needs.
CNCCII’s technical team aims to create fully integrated technical capabilities, which will help form a smart venue framework and provide new and better experiences for event organizers and visitors.
“Technology will be at the heart of every interaction CNCCII – From the marketing and sales center, to planning and staging events, to the final visitor experience. ” Say Rod Kamleshwaran, Pre-practice consultant or CNCCII.
CNCC-II used full lifecycle BIM applications throughout the construction period. With the finest information granularity of forward BIM design, the use of BIM in CNCCII is considered to be one of the most versatile applications in projects currently under construction in China. BIM provides intelligent digital representations of buildings to support various activities. It is used in the design, architecture and construction phases and will function synergistically throughout the life cycle of CNCCII.
CNCCII will deploy a digital scene platform and an intelligent event application platform based on technological innovations such as 5G, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things.
Stepping into the VIP atrium of the National Convention Center, you will be greeted by a giant LED display screen with a height of 25 meters x a width of 18 meters and a resolution of 8K. Exhibition Center. This provides events with up to 450 square meters of digital real estate to display information, agendas, sponsor logos, visual stories and create a more immersive experience for visitors.
A state-of-the-art electronically variable sound system means professional sound quality for CNCCII concerts, operas, fashion shows and other entertainment events that will bring unforgettable experiences.
CNCCII’s digital twin management platform will bridge the gap between facilities and operations, providing a better event experience and efficiency.
The AR indoor wayfinding system allows users to use their smartphones to find their way in and around CNCCII’s 420,000 square meters through dynamic and continuous location guidance. This technology makes the experience in the fixed space of CNCCII easy and stress-free. Upon arrival, visitors will be easily directed from the event program to their meeting room. It will enhance the indoor experience of this massive venue while contributing to a safer environment – helping visitors find emergency exits in the event of an emergency, or efficiently seating visitors in the center to avoid overcrowding.
CNCCII’s virtual meeting setup tool takes the guesswork out of planning by allowing organizers to choose the room layout they want, then preview the overall layout and how many people will be able to accommodate it. The tool will help reduce setup time, improve circulation and crowd control.
The metaverse copy of CNCCII will make on-site inspections faster and easier, significantly reducing the time and resources spent on-site. This VR technology means it is possible to explore the center while interacting with the venue’s sales staff. Planners can simply use their laptops or put on a VR headset to progress from a flat-screen experience to an immersive one, interacting with the environment and the people within it. Planners can also customize the space they want in the Metaverse instance to suit the needs of each event.
The development goal of the Beijing Olympic Central District is to become a vibrant, vigorous, and eco-friendly center for sports, business activities, trade, tourism, cultural exchanges, and technological innovation, consolidating Beijing’s position as China’s international exchange center.
designed by a french architect Christian de Borzampac, together with curtain wall design studio T/E/S/S (France), curtain wall consultancy RFR (France), visual system designer Kenya Hara, hotel interior design studio Yabu & Puchelberg, main lighting designer Kaoru Mende, roof garden Founder Shamsan Gang-Serlingen and acoustic consultant Müller – BBM. CNCCII is working hard to realize this vision.