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S t a m p e s l e t t a – A r e n a f o r A w a r d s C e r e m o n i e s<br />

Stampesletta was chosen as the<br />

main arena for the Awards<br />

Ceremonies because of its capacity<br />

and distance to downtown<br />

Lillehammer.<br />

All Awards Ceremonies except<br />

for Ice hockey, Figure<br />

skating, Short track and Speed skating were held<br />

here. The other ceremonies were held in Håkon<br />

<strong>Hall</strong>, <strong>Hamar</strong> <strong>Olympic</strong> Amphitheatre and the<br />

<strong>Olympic</strong> <strong>Hall</strong>.<br />

The arena was designed with conscious<br />

attention to the landscape’s horizontal axis –<br />

between the light sculptures in the north and the<br />

earth mounds in the south.<br />

In addition to paying attention to television<br />

angles etc., the arenas were designed so that the<br />

ceremonies would be a memorable event for<br />

both the medal winners and the spectators.<br />

Norwegian tradition determined the choice of backdrop and<br />

awards podiums made of ice and snow, with light, natural pine<br />

floors as a contrasting element.<br />

An ice podium made of glacier ice from the Jostedals<br />

glacier attracted international attention. Up to 25 000 to 30 000<br />

spectators attended each ceremony. Attendance at these<br />

ceremonies was free of charge.

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