sports facility located oslo norway consists artificial turf football pitch club house indoor ice facilities owned municipality oslo operated local sports club venue opened originally football athletics speed skating club house completed martial arts course installed remained use 1930s venue main oslo stadium course installed remained use venue featured ice hockey matches matches winter olympics artificial ice laid skating hall opened years artificial turf laid history construction started stadium opened combined football athletics venue capacity spectators track winter speed skating multi sport venues serving eastern oslo club house wrestling boxing opened following year ice decommissioned instead installed remained use second world war club house school removed track converted use winter olympics venue upgraded new ice hockey clock new lighting system new ice hockey boards course 1980s stadium central location drug dealing traffic moved away 1990s artificial ice laid north football pitch costing million norwegian nok nok million financed loans time new gravel pitch laid football field artificial ice increased popularity playing ice hockey neighborhood club started working plans build indoor ice artificial planning hall started proposal steel structure launched rejected municipality club hired work new design resulting area planning regulations passed financing steel structure secured loans stopped following credit municipality initiated redevelopment program downtown residential areas included grants build hall estimated cost nok million contract awarded tax construction started march venue opened october 30th indoor ice norway city council grant additional nok million cover cost ahead municipal council granted nok million lay artificial turf construction started pitch taken use september new turf belgian manufactured sand filled upgrade saw upgrades stadium history new artificial turf laid facilities consists club house artificial turf football pitch indoor ice venue owned day day operation undertaken main tenant park covers area hectares acres football pitch artificial turf measures meters club house floor area square meters built brick building suffered lack maintenance subject water damage outer walls foundation good condition club house impractical floor plan contains martial art changing rooms pitch single meter ice capacity sitting standing spectators features player referee change rooms hall lighting produces building features weight lifting room club offices kilometers downtown oslo located bus route close light rail station line events late 1920s 1930s dominated served main stadium oslo chapter established training ground major tournaments largest tournament took place july participants served terminus labor movement day stadium packed early 1930s moved largest tournaments local club particularly good boxing gathered thousands spectators watch boxing match 1920s relay race held start finish route ran streets eastern oslo counter measure western town center cycling second world war sports training football war ended clubs neighborhood went consolidation process clubs strong merged create dominant club venue events took place growing prime national venue especially 1950s notable regular local drivers remains football venue tenant main football team plays division uses hockey main men team playing division club house speed skating speed skating competition took place january stadium remained use speed skating arranged norwegian championships speed skating finland set unofficial world records meters twice winter olympics ice hockey winter olympics hosting matches second use venue hockey venue located oslo arranged demonstration sport winter olympics matches conducted
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