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Project Overview

The RDS Stadium in Rimini, inaugurated on 14 December 2002, is one of Italy’s most iconic multi‑purpose sport and events venues. Designed to host sports competitions, concerts, trade fairs, and large cultural events, the stadium accommodates up to 7,000 people, offering exceptional flexibility for diverse functions.

The project integrated the Emmedue Panel System alongside traditional reinforced‑concrete construction. This hybrid approach delivered:

  • Structural safety and reliability

  • High design flexibility

  • Versatile architectural solutions

Emmedue panels were used throughout annexed areas including the gym, sauna, clinic, executive offices, and commercial spaces, ensuring seamless compatibility with conventional building methods.

Project Snapshot

  • Location: Rimini, Italy

  • Construction Period: 1998–2002

  • Total Cost: €9,456,325

  • Capacity: Up to 7,000 people

  • Uses: Sports events, concerts, conventions, exhibitions

RDS Stadium, Rimini, Italy

Outcome

The RDS Stadium stands as a successful example of how the Emmedue Advanced Building System enhances structural performance, safety, energy efficiency, and construction speed — delivering a modern, adaptable venue suited for a wide range of public events.

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