2030 World Cup stadiums revealed across six countries
The upcoming 2030 World Cup is set to take place in 23 stadiums spanning three continents and six nations, commemorating 100 years since the first tournament held in Uruguay in 1930. This event will have the highest number of venues in a single World Cup's history. These details were highlighted in the most recent Dezeen Agenda newsletter, which is part of the Future Stadium series. Additionally, the newsletter mentioned the US federal government's approval for a massive space mirror project and the planned demolition of the Rike Concert Hall in Tbilisi, designed by Studio Fuksas.
Key facts
- 2030 World Cup will have 23 stadiums
- Venues spread across six countries and three continents
- Tournament marks centenary of first World Cup in Uruguay (1930)
- Largest number of stadiums in World Cup history
- Roundup published in Dezeen Agenda newsletter
- Part of Dezeen's Future Stadium series
- US approved giant space mirror launch
- Rike Concert Hall in Tbilisi by Studio Fuksas to be demolished
Entities
Institutions
- Dezeen
- Studio Fuksas
- FIFA
Locations
- Uruguay
- Tbilisi
- Georgia
- United States
Sources
- Dezeen —