We often read about the huge buildings constructed for Olympic games that fall into ruin afterward, abandoned, forgotten, or demolished. They were constructed with big plans for a second life after the Games that never worked out. But there are exceptions. A few cities have found creative uses for Olympic structures that worked out well, even though some have undergone massive renovation or even changed uses more than once.
That beautiful Water Cube built for the Beijing Olympics? It’s still in business.Built for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, the National Aquatics Center (more commonly…
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