Ahmad bin Ali Stadium located in the city of Al Rayyan features a glowing facade, comprised of patterns that characterise different aspects of the country.
The modular upper tier will be removed after the tournament, with the seats being re-purposed into sporting facilities in Qatar and overseas.
Many of the materials from the deconstructed venue that once occupied this site - also named Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium - have been used in the new complex, including some which have been re-purposed into public art installations. More than 90 per cent of the construction materials have been reused or recycled. Trees that once surrounded the old venue have been retained for future replanting in order to minimise damage to the natural environment.
Energy and water efficiency measures have been embedded to further reduce the stadium's carbon footprint, while the Doha Metro connection will allow for seamless travel to and from the venue. The precinct will feature 125,000m² of green space, along with native, low-water consumption plants for the community to enjoy.
During the timelapse recording, which lasted from mid 2017 to mid 2020, we were supported on site by our partner in Qatar, Eclick Multimedia Solutions.
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