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Barranquilla: this is how the 360° screen of the Metropolitano will look like: assembly has begun and there will be another 36-meter giant over Murillo Street
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Barranquilla: this is how the 360° screen of the Metropolitano will look like: assembly has begun and there will be another 36-meter giant over Murillo Street

The article reports on the ongoing construction phase of a 360-degree screen at the Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez stadium in Barranquilla, Colombia. The first structures have arrived and will be installed in the north and south stands and along the inner perimeter. Mayor Alejandro Char inspected the works and announced the start of installing the scoreboard structures and LED strip around the stadium. The project includes an external screen measuring 36 meters wide by 13 meters high facing Avenida Murillo. The screens will provide information during sports events and city-related content. The structures being installed are made of aluminum alloy and will support the scoreboards and internal display system.

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El Tiempo logoEl TiempoIndependentCenter12 hr. ago
Barranquilla: this is how the 360° screen of the Metropolitano will look like: assembly has begun and there will be another 36-meter giant over Murillo Street

The article reports on the ongoing construction phase of a 360-degree screen at the Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez stadium in Barranquilla, Colombia. The first structures have arrived and will be installed in the north and south stands and along the inner perimeter. Mayor Alejandro Char inspected the works and announced the start of installing the scoreboard structures and LED strip around the stadium. The project includes an external screen measuring 36 meters wide by 13 meters high facing Avenida Murillo. The screens will provide information during sports events and city-related content. The structures being installed are made of aluminum alloy and will support the scoreboards and internal display system.

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