Underground Stadiums - The Wall for 2018 World Cup in Qatar (GALLERY)


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As part of their bid to host the 2018 World Cup, Doha, Qatar’s capital city, is planning to build the world’s first underground stadium. Why? Well, besides being an international first, part of the reason for building a stadium underground is to help control the temperature by allowing for an open-air, air-conditioned system. Another cool aspect about the stadium is that the designers, MZ & Partners Architects, have foregone traditional stadium lighting and instead, have decided to incorporate the lighting into the surrounding architecture. The downside? It will only hold about 11,000 spectators. Via: coolbuzz.org |
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