Find out what the Rafa Nadal Tennis Center and the Son Moix and Santiago Bernabeu stadiums have in common

And if the Rafael Nadal Center was a challenge, Talat’s illusion continues to grow with the remodeling project of the Son Moix Stadium in Palma, even more so by combining the design of the remodeling project with RCD Mallorca’s commitment to respect the environment and the clear objective of providing the best experience for the Club’s fans.

Project in the Son Moix Stadium

The works of this first phase in Sound Moix They consist of building a new grandstand at the bottom of the Sol tribune and a cantilever that will cover 6,556 spectators on rainy days and protect them from the sun at high temperatures. The new design brings the fan closer to just over 8 meters from the pitch, counting on the improvement and adaptation of accesses and locations for people with special needs and reduced mobility.

Talat is in charge of the electricity and telecommunications infrastructure, as well as the telecommunications and lighting nodes, under the direction of Manu Ors Sureda, who in addition to being a technical engineer at Talat is a great fan of the team and states that “it is an honor to see how the stadium evolves and a great responsibility to be part of its history”. In particular, the club has relied on Talat for the installation of 28 LED lights that are already highly visible from the nearby Vía de Cintura, dressing the Son Moix Stadium at night in the colors of Real Mallorca, highlighting the highest perimeter of its bleachers.

A great project signed by the architect Izaskun Larzabalresponsible for the remodeling of the stadium in Anoeta of the Royal Society, Reale Arena, winner of the Prix Versailles 2020, one of the most prestigious awards in the world of architecture and design, in association with UNESCO and the International Union of Architects (UIA), being considered the most beautiful sports facility in the world. The award values ​​innovation, creativity, reflection of local heritage, and also components such as sustainability, energy efficiency and social, cultural and economic integration, factors that are also being taken into account in this current project. of Son Moix, whose completion is scheduled for 2024.

“When we started working with such a young team, we saw that discipline and enthusiasm were derived from the same commitment that one has with oneself when they want to excel in a sport and most of us had this in common” Guillermo Bauzá tells us, co-CEO of Talat.

Large projects for sports facilities outside the islands:

The construction of the largest indoor climbing wall in Europe: Sputnik Climbing Las Rozas in Madrid. Talat has been in charge of the electrical and mechanical installations of this unique space: the best indoor and outdoor climbing routes in Spain. With a speed wall approved for the Olympic Games and 850 square meters of surface dedicated exclusively to bouldering.

Currently, he is also part of a great team within the stadium remodeling project Santiago Bernabeu: one of the most significant works worldwide today, due to its complexity and uniqueness. This project is developed entirely with the BIM methodology, having even won awards worldwide such as the “Tekla BIM awards 2021”, showing the advances at the design and execution level that can be carried out with this methodology.

One of the best and most modern stadiums

TALAT is developing the most emblematic part of what will be one of the best and most modern stadiums in the worldthe famous hypogeum: The gigantic greenhouse where the six huge trays of grass will rest, which will be hidden or removed according to the club’s needs. Taking charge of the design and execution of all the air conditioning of the hypogeum, through BIM modeling and coordination in the technical office, following the criteria set by the client and in full multidisciplinary coordination with all the parties involved, including BMS control.

“It is an area, the sports world, that does not put up barriers when it comes to innovating in its facilities,” says Gustavo Picó, general director of Talat. It is the same philosophy that the company has and that it transfers to all its projects.

Talat continues to take steps forward, continuing with its commitment to the future, through innovative projects. Knowing how to adapt and giving solutions to new needs, while achieving better performance from their facilities. “It is a long-distance race and obstacles: you have to be very well prepared physically and psychologically.” concludes Guillermo Bauzá.