Stadiums Fifa World Cup Qatar 2022
FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022:Designed by leading architects from around the world, these stadiums are inspired by the history and culture of Qatar and designed to serve the many generations to come.
World Cup Qatar 2022 stadiums.
Khalifa International Stadium was originally established in 1976, and since then has played an important role in Qatar's sporting history.
It is the stadium of local Qatar clubs, and it has hosted prominent sporting events during its long histories, such as the Asian Games, the Gulf Cup, the Asian Football Championship, and other events. In 2017, Qatar celebrated its re-opening with a 40,000 seat capacity, ready to host the FIFA World Cup™ football matches all the way to the quarter-finals.
Al Bayt Stadium takes its name from the house of poetry inhabited by the people of the desert in the deserts of the State of Qatar throughout history. It has a capacity of 60,000 seats and is covered with a giant tent-style structure.
It is also as portable as real hair houses, with the upper tier of seating being dismantled and given to developing countries that need to build better sports facilities.
Architectural designer Ms. Zaha Hadid was inspired by the distinctive design of Al Janoub Stadium from the past of the city of Al Wakrah, which was known as a center for fishing and searching for pearls, where its people skilled in sailing onboard traditional dhows. The stadium was inaugurated in May 2019 by hosting the final match of the Emir Cup.
The new Al Rayyan Stadium was built on the site of the old Al Rayyan Sports Club, with a capacity of 40,000 seats, and its exterior was adorned with symbols representing Qatari culture.
The facilities surrounding the stadium also reflect the nature of the State of Qatar, as they take the form of sand dunes in an indication of the beautiful desert nature that extends to the west of the country.
Stadiums Fifa World Cup Qatar 2022
In the middle of this stadium, the vital center of knowledge and innovation with its leading schools, universities, and research centers, with a capacity of 40,000 seats, the design is based on intricate diamond geometric patterns whose colors seem to change with the movement of the sun across the sky.
The design of the stadium is inspired by the gahfiya, the traditional hat worn by men throughout the Arab world and some other countries. With a capacity of 40,000 seats, it celebrates a deep aspect of Qatar's past, while representing an important part of its bright future.
Its construction used shipping containers, detachable seats, and other units. Not only is it innovative in its exceptional design, and its 40,000 seat capacity, it will be completely dismantled and repurposed for other purposes after the tournament.
Parts of the stadium will be used for sports and non-sports projects, setting new standards in the sustainability space and introducing bold new planning ideas.
This 80,000-seat stadium is the jewel of the newly built Lusail City, which will host the opening and final match of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. Its exceptional design is inspired by the interplay of light and shadow that characterizes the traditional Fanar lantern.
