London Aquatics Centre, Zaha Hadid | 4K HD Drone Footage

The Aquatics Centre was designed by Zaha Hadid for the London Olympics in 2012 and is one of the main buildings in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Designed to represent water in motion it has an incredible floating roof, that to me looks like a stingray gliding through the ocean.
It was build with extra seating on the sides for the Olympics, which were removed after the event and these stunning aqua glass walls were installed, giving the building this striking contract with the undulating wooden facade.
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Beautiful London Aquatics Centre footage. Thank you for video share. Like 👍

[@Aerial_Bruce]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@OlegSheverda]

Thanks for your video, Mr. Bruce. It’s perfect as always. I saw London Aquatics Centre in 2012 just before Olympic Games. The Centre did not look so attractive because an additional space for spectators was installed. It was a smart system decision. Unused remains of buildings after the Olympics look sad. But it’s not in this case.

[@Aerial_Bruce]

Yes it was a great idea and it's now a thriving community pool, built with world class architecture