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Home Sport Qatar World Cup stadiums feature in ‘craziest’ list 14-12-2016 04:12 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Qatar’s World Cup 2022 stadiums Al Wakrah and Al Khor have been listed among top 10 stadiums having the world’s “craziest” roofs. They were recently shortlisted by US-based tech publication Wired. Qatar is planning to build some of the world’s most striking stadiums for its 2022 World Cup. ALSO: 2022 World Cup host Qatar loosens rules for migrant workers Structures of note include the al-Bayt, whose dark fabric roof will resemble a bedouin tent, and Zaha Hadid Architects’ al-Wakrah Stadium, a fluid, interwoven steel form recalling the hull of an Arabian dhow ship. *Al Arabiya

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Qatar World Cup stadiums feature in ‘craziest’ list

14-12-2016 04:12 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Qatar’s World Cup 2022 stadiums Al Wakrah and Al Khor have been listed among top 10 stadiums having the world’s “craziest” roofs.

They were recently shortlisted by US-based tech publication Wired.

Qatar is planning to build some of the world’s most striking stadiums for its 2022 World Cup.

ALSO: 2022 World Cup host Qatar loosens rules for migrant workers

Structures of note include the al-Bayt, whose dark fabric roof will resemble a bedouin tent, and Zaha Hadid Architects’ al-Wakrah Stadium, a fluid, interwoven steel form recalling the hull of an Arabian dhow ship.

*Al Arabiya

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