The 2022 World Cup in Qatar is getting closer and closer with the latest news that the stadium in Doha is ready The 974 Stadium as it is called has been designed by the French architect Jean Nouvel and can be completely dismantled after the tournament so that it can be used for other events
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The 974 stadium designed by French architect Jean Nouvel will be made up of modular units that can be dismantled and transported after the World Cup “This is an architectural project that is unique in the world It is a challenge that we have accepted,” Nouvel said
In a major announcement Qatar has said that the 974 stadium which will be used for the 2022 World Cup is now ready The stadium has been designed in such a way that it can be completely dismantled and moved to another location after the tournament
The 974 stadium is made up of modular units that can be assembled and disassembled in a very short time “This unique stadium can be completely dismantled and removed after the World Cup,” said Hassan Al Thawadi secretary-general of Qatar’s Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy
The stadium has a modular design that will enable it to be completely dismantled and rebuilt in another location said the organizing committee “This is an important milestone for Qatar and for the 2022 FIFA World Cup as it demonstrates our progress and underlines our commitment to deliver a tournament that is unique and leaves a lasting legacy,” said Hassan al-Thawadi secretary-general of the Qatar 2022 Supreme Committee
The stadium which is being built by the Al-Thani family can be completely dismantled in just 72 hours and transported to another location according to The Guardian The stadium is being constructed with a modular design so that it can be easily assembled and disassembled as needed
The 974 stadium which was designed by the French architect Jean Nouvel can be dismantled and reassembled in just two months according to Qatar’s Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy
“The Qatar 2022 Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SC) announced today that the 974 stadium which is being designed and built by Qatar’s Aspire Zone Foundation (AZF) is ready for use and can be completely dismantled after the tournament The 974 stadium has been designed as a modular stadium that can be completely dismantled and moved to another location after the World Cup The stadium will be able to accommodate up to 40,000 spectators and will feature two tiers of seating with a roof covering the entire seating area The stadium will also have a FIFA-approved artificial turf pitch four team changing rooms an operations room VAR room and medical and rehabilitation facilities.”
“The 974 stadium is Qatar’s innovative and sustainable response to the unique challenge of hosting the World Cup in a desert environment,” said Hassan Al Thawadi Secretary General of the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy “It can be completely dismantled and reconstructed elsewhere making it an ideal solution for a tournament that will require multiple stadiums in different locations.”
DOHA Qatar–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Qatar has announced that the 974 stadium is now ready and can be completely dismantled for the 2022 World Cup The stadium located in the heart of downtown Doha has been designed with sustainability in mind The modular construction means that it can be easily taken down and rebuilt in another location if required “We are very excited to announce that the 974 stadium is now ready,” said a spokesperson for the Qatar World Cup committee “We have taken into account all the feedback from our previous stadiums and have made sure that this one is even more sustainable and user-friendly.”
