Stadium

UNS has completed the Korean Football Park, a new home for the Korean Football Association designed to shape the future of the sport and its next generation of athletes. Conceived as a long-term home for training, recovery, education and public engagement, the project brings together elite sporting facilities, specialist expertise and a clear public identity into a campus designed to support the next century of not only Korean athletes, but also the next generation of fans.  Rohspace Ben van Berkel, Founder and Principal Architect of UNS, said: “The completed campus gives Korean football a strong architectural brand identity, while also creating the conditions for long-term growth. It supports athletes with focused spaces f... More

The façade of the Puskás Aréna stadium was covered with a stainless steel skin. It is a metal mesh with a total surface area of ​​19,500 m2 and which has been designed and manufactured by Codina Architectural. The model chosen was the Eiffel 20100 stainless steel wire mesh with a frosted (engraved) finish that was manufactured in six months. Its application consisted of 229 panels measuring 4 m wide, 29 m long and weighing almost 100 kg each. The chosen fixing system is the TF-60, which has been adapted to the sports project, and which consists of placing a rod inside the first and last spiral of the mesh, to anchor the mesh on the desired surface. CODINA With the metall mesh of Codina Architectural it has be... More

This project concerns the renovation of the Plaine des Sports in Périgueux, centred around the grandstand of the rugby stadium known as Rongieras. This sports esplanade is located along the Isle River, at the foot of the hills overlooking the watercourse, within an alluvial plain that also hosts the SNCF railway station as well as commercial and office buildings. Agnès Clotis Agnès Clotis This location, in a natural depression that frames the Rongieras grandstand from the city to the east and the hills to the west, makes this facility a major landmark in both the urban and landscape setting. The grandstand, positioned as a focal point, in turn offers from its seating tiers or reception areas sweeping views of... More

LH47, the largest architectural bureau in Moldova, has completed the country’s first solar‑powered sports centre in Durlești, near Chișinău. The building unites on‑site renewable energy with a layered, family‑centered program that integrates training, education, and recreation under one sustainable roof. Mihaela Alaiba Set on a sloped site with a five-meter elevation difference, the building reveals its spatial depth gradually: appearing as a two-story volume from the entrance and opening to three visible levels from the field side. This terraced configuration allows the structure to blend harmoniously with the terrain, maintaining a human scale while using natural topography for stability and drainage. Mihaela Alaiba The... More

1100 Architect completed a landmark-sensitive renovation of the Böllenfalltor Sports Hall, one of Darmstadt’s key public venues. Built in 1964, the hall includes a dramatic vaulted wood-paneled ceiling that was meticulously preserved and integrated with a new lighting system. The renovation replaced outdated systems with high-performance lighting and ventilation to meet current athletic and safety standards. Jean-Luc Valentin Jean-Luc Valentin Jean-Luc Valentin Seating and circulation were improved to support large regional and international competitions. As one of the city’s largest sports and event spaces, the 33.820-square-foot hall now meets fire and emergency service requirements, including a backup pow... More

The Cathedral of Soccer Whether filled for the high mass of sport where over 20,000 people gather on the evenings of matches , or totally empty, the Auguste Delaune Stadium stands as a counterpoint to the Cathedral of Reims. A contemporary monument dedicated to the emotion of sport, it welcomes fervent supporters right in the city center. Built in the "English" style, it includes two tiers of stands that let spectators get as close as possible to the game. The concrete lower stands anchor the stadium in the ground, while the upper stands are raised by the power of a metal structure, the maximum lightness of it being amplified by a taut textile roof. Between the two levels, light circulates, the landscape is glimpsed, and there is a subtl... More

A stadium at the heart of the district Our project for the STRELTSOV stadium will create the new heart of the neighborhood that stretches between Vostochnaya Street and Moskova. A HEART that will achieve unity between the existing neighborhood and the new residential complexes that will be built at the edge of the Moskva. An iconic site into the heart of Moscow. The boulevard and the forecourt of the stadium open on a sublime panorama of  Moscow, thanks to the slope of more than 16 meters that separates them from the river. Our project of the new stadium will highlight this opening of the site on  the large landscape. A balcony on moscow The different entrances of the stadium are spread over the perimeter of this oval accordi... More

The modernization of the Miami Dolphins’ Hard Rock Stadium transformed the fan experience and created a world-class destination for marquee events. To make sure the NFL team wouldn’t miss any home games, extensive renovations were completed over three off-seasons. The first phase replaced every seat in the three-decade-old facility. This included introducing a Field Club, North Sideline Club and corner terraces. Innovative new “Living Room” boxes bring together home viewing and game-day experiences with recliners, programmable high-definition TVs and access to an indoor lounge called the 72 Club. The renovation continued the next year with the addition of an open-air canopy as the stadium’s signature architec... More

In 2014 major floods hit eastern Croatia causing, among casualties, catastrophic damage to infrastructure, including football one. Croatian Football Federation together with World (FIFA) and European (UEFA) Football Federation gathered funds for reconstruction of 5 football fields in villages Posavski Podgajci, Drenovci, Račinovci, Strošinci and Gunja with a new stadium in Gunja which, today, represents a crown of the entire reconstruction. GEplus arhitekti were recognized as a team of experts for football infrastructure and selected for the project. ​ The challenge and conceptual focus while designing was on redefining the typology of small football stadiums in general and on integration of modern architecture and design into a rural l... More

Located in a multi-sports complex in the neighborhood of Sant Oleguer, the stadium, with its capacity for some 2,500 spectators, is the principal piece in the ensemble. As such it represents an important reference point for the city and at the same time the building has great symbolic significance for its citizens.The site is a long and narrow plot with a significant slope and a marked asymmetry. The building would adapt itself to the site and at the same time its impact on the landscape would be minimized. The structure consists of a huge roof which seems to unfold, following the movement of the land along both the longitudinal and transversal axes. It is a continuous, light and almost immaterial element that floats over the interior space... More

Remodelacion Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico by TAAU in collaboration with Tilke More

Completed in 2015, the Stade de Soccer de Montreal is an award-winning addition to Montreal’s sports culture. The facility is situated along the edge of a former quarry that is currently in the process of being transformed into a nearly 500–acre ecological park – soon to be the largest urban park in Montreal. Saucier + Perrotte Architects designed the extraordinary building to celebrate the landscape it sits on and the multiculturalism of the area. When charged with finding equally versatile interior design components that would meet both technical and aesthetic requirements, architects Saucier + Perrotte chose Banker Wire woven wire mesh. The indoor soccer field is flanked on one side by two stories, accommodating specta... More

The most advanced multi-purpose stadium Stade Pierre Mauroy, earlier referred to as Grand Stade Lille Métropole, is clad with IMAGIC WEAVE® transparent media facade by HAVER & BOECKER. There are three different areas of varying resolution, each providing the optimum requirement for playing the media required.Located on the Boulevard de Tournai in Lille, France a magnificent stadium was completed in summer 2012. The unique design is by architects Valode & Pistre and Pierre Ferret, who are renowned for their expertise and the quality of their projects.Wire mesh façadeFor this extraordinary stadium, the architect wanted the external view to be as exciting and distinctive as the inside. The elliptical main façade of the Stade Pierre Mau... More