I hope you have caught your breath after this year’s FIFA World Cup. France’s win in Moscow’s Luzhniki Stadium marked the end of an era; the last World Cup with a classic format. After the 2022 Winter tournament in Qatar, the competition will be expanded to 48 teams (rather than the current 32).
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The Stadiums That Could Host the 2026 World Cup Bid in the US, Canada, and Mexico
https://www.archdaily.com/898692/the-stadiums-that-could-host-the-2026-world-cup-in-the-us-canada-and-mexicoTom Dobbins
Infographic: Iconic Olympic Buildings
The London 2012 Olympics start today, and once again architecture is on the spotlight. With a big focus on reusable and adaptable structures, the lineup includes renowned architecture firms such as Wilkinson Eyre Architects, Hopkins Architects, Populous and Zaha Hadid Architects.
On this infographic we introduce you the iconic buildings of the Olympics since 776 B.C. until today! Follow our London 2012 Olympics coverage in its dedicated page.
https://www.archdaily.com/252061/infographic-iconic-olympic-buildings-2Megan Jett