In Colombia, at the end of the first half of the 20th century and as in many Latin American countries, stadium design and construction processes were initiated to stimulate and popularize sports. With very little local background knowledge and limited economic resources, engineers like Guillermo González Zuleta, Colombian, began a process of authentic constructive experimentation in this type of buildings, adapting formal solutions to the conditions of their country and developing technological innovations in thin canopies of
