See Which Stadium of FIFA World Cup is to be Dismantled Completely, It is Made of Recycled Shipping Containers

One of the eight world-class stadiums built by Qatar for the FIFA World Cup will be completely dismantled after Brazil vs South Korea Round of 16 Match. It will be the last game ever at this stadium. This is Stadium 974 in Doha, completely built from recycled shipping containers.

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On Monday, the official Twitter page of the FIFA World Cup shared 360-degree footage of Stadium 974.

Built with 974 shipping containers. the stadium can be fully dismantled and re-purposed post-event 🧱

Take a look at Stadium 974 🏟️ #FIFAWorldCup #Qatar2022

— FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) December 5, 2022

According to the organisers, this stadium with a seating capacity of forty thousand is constructed from recycled materials, including steel from recycled shipping containers.

According to FIFA it is the first-ever stadium that can be fully dismantled after an event.

The official Qatar 2022 page on the stadium states that after the tournament, the portions of the super-structure will be reused. A dynamic business and living region will come up in its place. While Stadium 974’s physical presence may be temporary, its legacy will be everlasting.

It is the only non-air-conditioned stadium built for the Qatar Football World Cup.