Bergisel Ski Jump

With the demolition of the old Bergisel facility in March 2001, the starting pistol was sounded for a new, ultra-modern sports facility. In cooperation with the famous star architect Zaha Hadid an unique architectural-highlight sports facility was created through the use of cutting-edge technology with due consideration of the highest possible safety standards. The world’s best ski jumpers can achieve jumps of up to 140 m from a 48 m high tower FEATURES - Construction of the 50-m jump tower. - The whole tower is seated on a 16 x 20-m foundation plate. - The frame for the steep jump was then constructed column-free over a 68.5-m slope with an incline of up to a 35 degrees as a steel lattice formwork trough with steel trusses – a so-called ‘fish stomach’ construction. To sum up: Tower height: 50 m Highest point: approx. 250 m above Innsbruck Jump length: 98 m Point of construction: 120 m Spectator capacity: 28,000 people Construction period: 2001 – 2002 Order value: approx. € 15.4 million