Education City Stadium for the Qatar World Cup

The building is close to Doha's best university and is known as the Education City Stadium, a tribute to knowledge and education. During the Qatar World Cup, Education City Stadium will host eight matches, including the group stage, the quarter-finals and the quarter-finals. Denmark's match against Tunisia on 22 November at 21:00 Beijing time will also be Education City's World Cup debut.

Located 13 kilometers from the center of Doha, the Education City Course is designed in an Islamic architectural style and features a diamond-shaped pattern of triangles. The patterns change color depending on the Angle of sunlight. The Education City course is a perfect blend of Islamic architecture and modernity.

"The geometric patterns of the fabric facades not only support the frame of the course, they also act as' holes' that allow air to circulate to regulate the temperature of the course," said Education City's managing director.

The Education City Stadium has a capacity of 40,000 spectators for a single match during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Fans can take the convenient Doha Metro Green Line to the Education City Station, which is just 500 meters from the stadium.

The Education City Stadium, which is surrounded by leading schools, will become a community centre for students and teachers after the Qatar World Cup. The Education City Field will complement the existing sports facilities in Education City.

After the Qatar World Cup, the Education City stadium's capacity will be reduced to 20,000. The reduced stadium seats will be donated to countries in need of sports infrastructure. It's a way of spreading the culture of football around the world.

Education City is the first of the Qatar 2022 World Cup stadiums to receive a five-star design and construction rating from the Global Sustainability Assessment System (GSA).

This article is reprinted from: Qatar 2022 World Cup Delivery and Inheritance Official