The document describes the South China Sea Coliseum project in Hong Kong, a large multi-purpose facility built in 1982 over a busy railway station to provide recreational and cultural activities for residents. An inverted pyramid structural design was used to cantilever the coliseum from corner columns down to foundations beneath the railway tracks, allowing an unobstructed arena space. The coliseum featured a double-layer steel space frame roof that was assembled on the ground and hoisted into place to provide seating for 12,500 spectators for a variety of sports and entertainment events.