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What Remains After the Olympics? | Ma Charis

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Dynamic Stillness: Revitalizing the Post-Olympic Sports Complex

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Cultural Architecture

University/SchoolThe University of Tokyo

Lead ArchitectMa Charis

Olympic sites are often created for a singular event but endure as national symbols. This project responds to the pressures of aging infrastructure and rising demand at Oda Field, the only open-air sports ground serving six Tokyo districts, continuously active since the 1964 Olympics. “Dynamic Stillness” renews the 60-year-old Oda Field, adopting Convex Space Visualizer (Y. Honma, SEC) to balance functionality within a landscape of century-old trees. More than a sports complex, it is reframed as the cornerstone of revitalized masterplan that secures a sustainable legacy for future generations.