Английская Википедия:Bocquaine Pool and Ice Rink
Piscine-patinoire olympique de Reims (English: Reims Olympic Pool and Ice Rink),[1][2] also known as Piscine-patinoire Bocquaine after the street it was built on, and Nautilud for the swimming pool part, was a sports complex located in Reims, Marne, France.
Building
The three-level building consisted of a swimming pool and an ice rink, overlooked by a panoramic restaurant with a view of the ice and the pool on each side (the latter was phased out in the 1990s).[3]
Ice rink
Bocquaine Ice Rink served as the home of Reims' ice hockey teams, the Flammes Bleues and later the Phénix.[4] Some promoters, including Gérard Drouot who hailed from Reims, have also used it as a live music venue.[5]
Aquatic center
The aquatic center housed the city's only 50-metre pool, as well as a smaller teaching pool.[6] In the 1980s, a toboggan—86-metre long as of its dismantlement—was added to the building.[7] It was the home pool for Reims Natation 89, a water polo team that sporadically featured in the Pro A league.[6]
History
The building was approved by the City Council of Reims in 1963.[8] It was designed by the Paris-based team of Jean-Claude Dondel and Roger Dhuit, in cooperation with Jacques Herbé, member of a prominent family of local architects.[9]
The complex had two inauguration ceremonies : one for local dignitaries in October 1967, attended by swimmer Alain Gottvallès, and one in early December 1967, in presence of Minister of Sports François Missoffe.[8]
In 1998, Bocquaine underwent extensive renovations, which included the installation of an elevator.[10][7]
In 2013, the venue had to close immediately after an inspection found advanced signs of decay on its wooden framework.[11] As another renovation was neither technically nor economically viable,[12] it was torn down in the fall of 2014.[13] In this absence of an adequate pool, Reims Natation 89 opted for voluntary relegation to the second tier of French water polo at the end of the 2013–14 season.[6]
Events
Sports
The rink hosted the French Figure Skating championships in 1975, 1980 and 1991, as well as the French Ice Dancing Championships in 1972 when they were still a standalone event.[14] It also hosted the French Short Track Speed Skating Championships in 2003, 2006 and 2009.[15]
Concerts
Acts that featured at the ice rink include Ange,[16] Magma, Genesis[5] and Barclay James Harvest.[17]
References
External links
- Le Nautilud at ReimsAvant (in French)
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