Shortly after the stability of the Olympic Stadium and the problems arising at the European Cloverleaf Games became known, PAE Panathinaikos published a corresponding statement in which it referred to the problem that had become known and asked some questions.

The Green Party’s statement says:

“It is with regret that we have been informed that there is a study on the roof of the football field at the Olympic Stadium which comes to the conclusion that the construction does not meet the permissible static efficiencies.

It is surprising that the roofing by Calatrava, one of the leading architects of this type of construction, and by Cimolai, the world’s leading iron construction company, which built the roofing of most European football stadiums, were the main Greek architects and engineers at the Project involved.

PS It may be a coincidence if a study is published that began in 2021, at a time when Panathinaikos hosted 120,000 spectators in this stadium…

PS1 Asked about the study by Calatrava and the Cimolai company?

PS2: Some time ago we were informed that the first structural study called for very strong glazing of the roof of the shelter and in the end Plexiglas/Lexan was installed instead because they could not keep up with the Olympic Games schedule. The canopy was built to specifications to withstand the weight of the panels, which are many times greater than Lexan. Do the people who did the static control study know this? We are waiting for answers/clarifications.”