Brisbane-based architects hoping to design a stadium for the 2032 Olympic Games have created a virtual sports arena to host potentially millions of competitors.
Brisbane-based architects hoping to design a stadium for the 2032 Olympic Games have created a sports arena to host potentially millions of competitors - online players of the hit video game Fortnite.hope to see it built in reality,” said gaming content creator Lachlan Power of competitive gaming brand PWR.The facility is a collaboration between PWR and architects Populous.
Populous senior principal and architect Al Baxter said they wanted to reflect innovation in the design of the PWR facility.members of the team and the players are more accessible to each other to encourage morePower said they created spaces that promoted the health, wellbeing and performance of people.
The International Olympic Committee produced the inaugural Olympic Virtual Series this year, becoming the first Olympic licensed event for physical and non-physical virtual sports, including baseball, sailing, rowing, cycling and motorsport. IOC sports director Kit McConnell described the series last month as an “important and successful first step into the virtual sports space”.
Queensland University of Technology claimed to be the first university in Australia in 2019 to have offeredSave