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Swiss architecture studio Herzog & de Meuron employed to work alongside London Architects firm Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands for revamp designed to hold 60,000 spectators at Stamford Bridge.
Design: Schiattarella Associati, Architects. Rome-based architecture firm win commission for refurbishing this building for around 50,000 spectators, beating 5 internationally known architectural firms.
Design: HKS, Architects. The venue will include 70,000 fixed seats, with the flexibility to expand to host more than 100,000 fans. The building will be the NFL’s newest home and the host for Super Bowl LV in 2021.
Al Rayyan Stadium and Precinct are designed to showcase Qatar’s culture. The new, 40,000-seat stadium building is a venue for the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar.
Design by Populous architects. The coast of California is a place of sea, sky, and amazing natural beauty. These are the traits the San Diego Padres had in mind in the late 1990s when they set out to build the city a new ballpark
Design: Populous, architects. The world’s largest indoor arena, with 50,000 seats, was commissioned by Iglesia Ni Cristo (the Church of Christ) as the church’s gift to the community.
Design: DP Architects + Arup + AECOM. Asia’s first integrated sports, leisure, entertainment and lifestyle destination. Located on a stunning 35-hectare waterfront site, this building provides a unique ecosystem of sporting, retail and leisure spaces.
Design: Arup Associates. Situated on a beautiful, central, 35 hectare waterfront site, the Singapore Sports Hub provides a unique ecosystem of sporting, leisure spaces and retail at the pivot between Singapore’s expanding city centre and the wider public population.
Design: GMP Architects
The architectural inspiration of Universiade Stadium came from a valuable mineral, Crystal. “Crystal” evolves from the ancient Greek vocabulary “Krystallos”, translates into Chinese as “water of pure white”.
This sports arena building is to be the largest stadium in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). he inspiration for the design stems from the desire to create a stadium like no other that draws from regional precedents while providing a sustainable and visionary destination for Dubai.
Design: gmp Architekten von Gerkan, Marg und Partner. Built for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, this stadium is in Manaus in the Amazon Rainforest.
Miami Marine Stadium was once among America’s most iconic destinations, hosting on-the-water performances from legendary acts like the Rolling Stones and The Beach Boys. Now a crowdfunding campaign aims to restore this bold concrete building.
Design: Rolfe Judd Architects. Artelia was appointed as the Project Manager, Quantity Surveyor and Principal Designer of The Peter May Stand at the Kia Oval. The Kia Oval, Kennington, hosted the first Test cricket match on English soil in 1880, as well as the famous ‘Ashes’ rivalry in 1882.
Design: Fernandes/Arquitetos Associados. Maracanã, officially called Estádio Mário Filho, was built to serve as the flagship venue for the 1950 World Cup. It was meant to become the biggest football stadium in the world.
Design: Populous + Ateliers 2/3/4/. This 82,000-capacity venue is at the heart of plans for a new era in French rugby. The ground will be much more than a stadium, with a leisure development programme, shops, businesses and housing.
Design: Populous. The largest new stadium built before this summer’s tournament, the Grand Stade de Lyon reflects the culture and community of the club and the city of Lyon.
Design: Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes. Reconstruction and extension of the sport centre within the context of tramway line T3 reinforcement and the new maintenance centre for the RATP (transport service Ile de France).