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The Remarkable Stadium 974 in Doha is a Unique Achievement
The qualifying rounds for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar are well underway. With many teams having already claimed their place among the 32 who will eventually head to the Middle East state, the quite remarkable Stadium 974 in Doha is ready for their arrival.
The world’s first fully demountable football stadium is an astonishing achievement. One of stadiums that will host World Cup matches starting in November, Stadium 974 has been designed with cost-effectiveness in mind and is constructed from shipping containers – 974 of them, hence the name – and modular steel which enables swift construction and equally fast deconstruction.
Located in a prime spot across the water from Doha’s spectacular skyline, the stadium will be removed following the tournament and parts of it used on other projects that will revitalise the area for community use. This truly unique approach sets the standard for future stadium design and innovation.
A 40,000-seat arena, Stadium 974 will not host the final – that will take place on December 18th at the wonderful Lusail Iconic Stadium which seats 80,000 – but is a showcase for Qatar’s ongoing commitment to sustainability in growth. Favourites for the tournament are, unsurprisingly, Brazil, with France, Spain, and England next in the bookmaker’s order.
With many observers considering the choice of Qatar a controversial one for such an important tournament, it nevertheless offers a choice of exciting and innovative stadiums that rank among the most modern in the world.
The world’s first fully demountable football stadium is an astonishing achievement. One of stadiums that will host World Cup matches starting in November, Stadium 974 has been designed with cost-effectiveness in mind and is constructed from shipping containers – 974 of them, hence the name – and modular steel which enables swift construction and equally fast deconstruction.
Located in a prime spot across the water from Doha’s spectacular skyline, the stadium will be removed following the tournament and parts of it used on other projects that will revitalise the area for community use. This truly unique approach sets the standard for future stadium design and innovation.
A 40,000-seat arena, Stadium 974 will not host the final – that will take place on December 18th at the wonderful Lusail Iconic Stadium which seats 80,000 – but is a showcase for Qatar’s ongoing commitment to sustainability in growth. Favourites for the tournament are, unsurprisingly, Brazil, with France, Spain, and England next in the bookmaker’s order.
With many observers considering the choice of Qatar a controversial one for such an important tournament, it nevertheless offers a choice of exciting and innovative stadiums that rank among the most modern in the world.
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