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Elliptical saddle-bowl stadium canopy (130 × 104 m, H = 34 m, central oculus 64 × 44 m) formed by 24 radial portal trusses and interwoven steel diagrid facade.
The Beijing National Stadium, designed by Herzog & de Meuron and ARUP, features a revolutionary random-appearing structural diagrid that conceals 24 primary portal trusses supporting a massive cantilevered roof canopy. Spanning 130 m by 104 m with an elliptical 64 × 44 m central oculus, the saddle-shaped geometry elevates the roof at the ends while dipping at the flanks to optimize sightlines. WebCAE analyzes cantilever truss deflections under gravity and snow, lateral stability against wind gusts, lowest vibration frequencies, and roof truss buckling margins.
WebCAE enables stadium engineers and sports facility designers to model long-span cantilever trusses and intricate diagrid facades, evaluating roof deflections, oculus clearance, and wind drift without multi-software pipeline overhead.
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