Bung Karno Main Stadium (SUGBK)

Bung Karno Main Stadium (SUGBK) is a multi-purpose stadium in Jakarta, Indonesia, which is part of the sports complex Bung Karno Stadium.
The stadium is commonly used as an arena football game international level.
The stadium is named Bung Karno in honor of Sukarno, Indonesia's first president, who is also a character who sparked the idea of ​​building this sports complex.

BACKGROUND
Aside from being a place to exercise, Bung Karno region by various community groups are often used as a venue for a meeting. In addition to the initial purpose of the stadium construction, the President also wanted a sports complex built for the Asian Games IV in 1962 should also serve as the city's lungs and open spaces where people gather.
A distinctive feature of this stadium roof is called by the president as a "Gathering Bracelet", which is a large steel roof construction that form a giant ring and protect the audience from sun and rain.
Historical Origins of the Bung Karno Stadium
Bung Karno was built starting from the President in welcoming the opportunity to offer Indonesia to host the grand event in the Asian Games, Asian Games IV. Once approved, he immediately ordered his subordinates to immediately design a modern complex and most comprehensive sports centers as well as public parks and open green spaces. How did it come to Senayan used as the construction site? and this development expense of 4 villages with over 60,000 residents who must leave his hometown.

And at that time the surge Bung Karno complex was extensive. Vastness and eventually it should be divided for the construction of government offices and private. On July 21, 1962, the Main Stadium with a capacity of 100 thousand spectators perfectly built. In early February 1960, precisely on February 8, the first president Soekarno Ir, (Bung Karno) Main pancangStadion pole plug as the launching of the construction of the complex Asian Games IV, witnessed by the deputy prime minister of the Soviet Union, Anastas Mikoyan. Its construction was funded by a soft loan from the Soviet Union amounted to 12.5 million US dollars which certainty is obtained on December 23, 1958. There is something special about this Main Stadium. The distinctive feature of this building is the 'roof Intersection bracelet' oval. The long axis of the building (north-south) along 354 meters, short axis (east-west) along 325 meters.
The stadium is surrounded by the outer ring road (athletic tracks) along 920 meters. The inside there is a football field measuring 105 x 70 meters, following ellipse, with the long axis of 176.1 meters and 124.2 meters short axis. With a capacity of about 100,000 people, the stadium that was built in mid-1958 and the completion of its first phase in the third quarter of 1962 is one of the largest in the world.
Ahead of the 2007 Asian Cup, to do renovations at the stadium which reduces the capacity of the stadium into a 88 083 spectators



In order to de-Soekarnoisasi, the New Order era, the name was changed to the stadium Senayan Main Stadium.
After the passing wave of reform in 1998, the name of this stadium is returned to its original name through Presidential Decree No. 7/2001.
Namely the Bung Karno Stadium. The stadium administrators are Bung Karno Foundation, which is still believed to be a complex operator Bung Karno Stadium. In the era of this Senayan Sports Foundation, there are many irregularities that Geloran region Bung Karno original extent of 279.1 hectares has been shrunk down to 136.84 hectares (49%) only. 51% of the amount of the 67.52 hectares or about 24.2% of the area originally used for a variety of government buildings such as the building of the MPR / DPR, Office of the Forestry Department, Office of the Ministry of National Education, Building TVRI, Graha Building, Office Keluragan Stadium, SMU 24, health centers, and restaurants. The rest, which is 26.7% or 74.4 hectares leased or sold to a variety of buildings such as the Hotel Hilton, complex trade Ratu Plaza, Hotel Mulia, Hotel Atlet Century Park (formerly Wisma Atlet Senayan), Taman Ria Senayan Youth, Pensions Fairbanks , Plaza Senayan and various other commercial buildings.

Sources from http://noretz-area.blogspot.co.id/2011/09/asal-usul-sejarah-gelora-bung-karno.html

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