It was the first stadium to be ready for the tournament and will host matches up to and including the third-place play-off.ĭemountable stadium built with shipping containers reaches. The structure has hosted a variety of sporting events since it first opened in 1975 and has since served as Qatar's national stadium. It was updated with a new tier of seating, adding 12,000 seats, as well as a new facade. The Khalifa International Stadium was renovated and redeveloped in the lead to the FIFA World Cup 2022. Khalifa International Stadium by Dar Al-Handasah The stadium was also built with cooling systems and a retractable roof.Īl Janoub Stadium will host matches up to and including the round of 16.
The design was informed by the sails of the traditional dhow fishing boats found in the city's harbour, as a tribute to Al Wakrah's seagoing history. It is located 10 miles south of Doha and is host to 40,000 seats. The Al Janoub Stadium by AECOM and Zaha Hadid Architects was the first of the Qatar 2022 stadium's to be completed. It will host matches up to and including the quarter finals stage and be home to Qatar's women's national team and two schools after the World Cup is over.Īl Janoub Stadium by AECOM and Zaha Hadid Architects The stadium was the first of Qatar's 2022 tournament stadiums to be awarded a five-star rating for sustainability from the Global Sustainability Assessment System. Its design was inspired by sand dunes and Islamic architecture, and the building will host matches up to and including the round of 16.Įducation City Stadium by Fenwick-Iribarren Architects and Pattern DesignĬolloquially known as the "Diamond in the Desert", Fenwick-Iribarren Architects and Pattern Design's Education City Stadium has a tessellating, geometric facade that changes colours as the sun hits its surface. These are enveloped by a metal screen that depicts patterns and motifs typically found across Qatari architecture. The stadium is clad in multimedia screens that glow and change colours. After the tournament has ended, 20,000 seats from the upper stand will be removed and replaced by a 60-room boutique hotel.Īl Thumama Stadium will host matches up to and including the quarter-finals stage of the tournament.Īhmad Bin Ali Stadium by Pattern Design and Rambollīuilt on the site of the former Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium, the stadium by Pattern Design and Ramboll used materials from the deconstructed stadium within the new structure. The stadium has a 40,000-person capacity in its large concrete bowl. Qatari architect Ibrahim M Jaidah modelled the Al Thumama Stadium in Doha after the gahfiya, a traditional woven cap worn by men throughout the Middle East. The stadium will host matches up to and including the semi-finals and after the tournament, 28,000 seats will be donated to developing countries. The stadium was opened in 2020 and will host 60,000 people during the football tournaments. Its tent-like design has a retractable roof system that will shade the structure and work with the cooling systems to cool the stadium internally. Informed by 'bayt al sha'ar', tents historically used by nomadic people in Qatar and the Gulf region, the Al Bayt Stadium by Dar Al-Handasah celebrates the history of Qatar and its people. Located in Ras Abu Aboud, it will host matches up to and including the round of 16 during the World Cup. The stadium will be the first fully demountable stadium in FIFA World Cup history. Stadium 974 by Fenwick-Iribarren ArchitectsĬonstructed using modified shipping containers, Stadium 974 was designed by Spanish architecture practice Fenwick-Iribarren Architects.ĩ74 repurposed steel shipping containers will be arranged in a curving square to house 40,000 seats.
Lusail City, where the stadium is located, is a "futuristic" new city that will be home to 250,000 people and is located 20 kilometres from Doha. Its design by Foster + Partners was informed by and references Arab architecture, reflecting the decorative designs on Arab and Islamic bowls and vessels. The stadium will seat 80,000 people and host both the opening and closing of the 2022 football tournament. The aptly named Lusail Stadium is located in Lusail City and is Qatar’s largest 2022 FIFA World Cup venue.
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