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In this gallery you will find photographs, images, videos and other kinds of media of the structure "Court Philippe Chatrier" in reversed chronological order based on the date when the photos were taken (where known). The newest media are therefore listed first.

Le toit du court Philippe-Chatrier est prêt:Découvrez le nouveau toit du court Central de Roland-Garros.

Philippe-Chatrier court's retractable roof : 8 sections are already in place!:The spectacular transformation of Philippe-Chatrier court is well underway. Its 11-pane retractable roof is currently being fitted: 8 sections are already in place and the last 3 will be installed by the end of January 2020.
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Le nouveau Roland-Garros se dévoile:A 3 mois de Roland-Garros, les travaux de modernisation se poursuivent. Le futur court Central est en plein chantier. 800 ouvriers s'activent pour que tout soit terminé le jour J.
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Roland Garros jobsite:Easily discernible the about 3 m high “wings”, in mounting condition extended to about three quarters.

New retractable roof for Roland Garros:View into the “depth” – i.e. length – of the roof girders. At the top of the picture the elongated vibrating mass, at the bottom the spring packages that have been individually adjusted to the frequencies of the girders. The inclination on the right results from the geometry of the steel box girders. The light in the center shows the next entrance.

New retractable roof for Roland Garros:View into the “new” stadium in February 2020. The roof girders run on tracks on the left and on the right.

Spherical bearings support the new roof at Roland Garros:The roof girders rest laterally on spherical bearings. There was no sufficient space available for the initially planned elastomeric bearings.

Spherical bearings support the new roof at Roland Garros:The two spherical bearings underneath the second roof girder are uplift bearings that also protect against uplift forces in case the wind hits the stadium. Shown in red in the graphic: the tension core in the bearing center.

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