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2022 World Cup in Qatar buildings & architects – info, news + photos – to be held in November and December, says the head of Fifa’s taskforce looking into possible dates for the tournament.
New Qatar architecture projects with building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Qatari building news from across this Gulf country in the Middle East.
Major works to visit include the Hamad Airport Expansion, Doha, designed by Aedas. Doha has started the expansion of the Hamad International Airport (HIA) Central Concourse Project in 2019 to accommodate more than 58 million passengers annually. This major Persian Gulf project opened in November 2022 for the FIFA World Cup 2022.
We also have an article about the Lusail Museum, designed by famous Swiss studio Herzog & de Meuron. Construction broke ground in 2023.
It is a museum of ideas and their history with a local anchor. It aims to provide an engaging and thought-provoking experience that addresses historic and contemporary cultural encounters.
2022 World Cup in Qatar buildings & architects – info, news + photos – to be held in November and December, says the head of Fifa’s taskforce looking into possible dates for the tournament.
Qatar 2022 Showcase FIFA World Cup Stadium building design by Arup Associates, a carbon zero “model stadium” forming a development platform to refine technologies for arid regions.
Inaugurated on 16 May 2019 by hosting the Amir Cup Final of the Qatar Stars national football league, Al Janoub Stadium was the first new stadium commissioned for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
Designed by a team from OMA/AMO, Making Doha 1950-2030 brings together seventy years of photographs, models, plans, texts, films, oral histories, and archival materials to chart Doha’s transition.
As the venue for Qatar’s 2022 World Cup bid, the Lusail Iconic Stadium will provide a world-class football facility for 86,250 spectators during the opening ceremony, group games and final.
Highly inventive architecture in The Gulf from major Dutch architects firm OMA: the National Library, the Public Library, the University Library, and the Heritage Collection, consists of valuable texts and manuscripts related to the Arab-Islamic civilization.
The Qatar Faculty of Islamic Studies (QFIS), designed by MYAA, is located on the Education City Campus, Doha. The scheme provides world class teaching and faculty space and the Education City campus mosque.
In this exclusive report by Greek architectural photographer Pygmalion Karatzas we bring you the most interesting new buildings in Doha, Qatar. There is a wide range of new buildings in this affluent Gulf country, not just the obligatory ‘aren’t we doing well’ skyscrapers but also museums, parks and galleries.
Oxygen Park, designed by AECOM, is inspired by wind-eroded rocks of the desert. The fluid paths and shaded running tracks are embedded in the topography. Team sport pitches, equestrian facilities and recreation areas with soundscapes combine to form an inspiring training ground.
Chile-based architecture practice, ELEMENTAL wins from 26-strong longlist. Gifted with one of the most spectacular and historic sites in the centre of Doha, the Art Mill is expected to become one of the world’s leading cultural centres.
Vienna-based Veech X Veech expands Al Jazeera’s headquarters in Doha, Qatar, by creating a landmark building and two broadcast media environments.
Architects: CAS. Crepe Bechamel modern restaurant serves with its elegance for it has gained power through its fresh interior fashion, achieved by Comelite Architecture & Structure.
Al Rayyan Stadium and Precinct are designed to showcase Qatar’s culture. The new, 40,000-seat stadium building is a venue for the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar.
Design: Zaha Hadid Architects. Designed with innovative solutions as an environmentally sustainable community of 450,000 residents and visitors, Lusail City incorporates a 38km light rail system to transport them throughout the city with direct connection to the wider Doha Metro network.
The New Doha Tennis Stadium at Khalifa Sports Park design by Arup Associates; Arup Sport, architects is a fluid and dynamic response to the site, to local environmental conditions and to the functional requirements of the stadium.
HOK’s designs are inspired by the natural forms created when water and land meet. Five interconnected retail islands, sculptural in shape, will be enclosed by a simple transparent membrane to create a light, sleek interior.
Order is one of the core principles in which the AGi architects’ proposal for this institutional building, Qatar Courthouse, is based. Order as synonymous with structure, law and justice.