The Greater Bay Area Sports Centre, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, is nearing completion in Nansha, China, with handover expected in June 2025. Spanning 70 hectares, it will feature a 60,000-seat stadium and a 20,000-seat arena, becoming a central hub for the upcoming China National Games. This complex emphasizes community accessibility and environmental sustainability, drawing design inspiration from regional maritime culture and traditional architecture. With its strategic location and transport links, it aims to support elite and local sports activities year-round while enhancing the infrastructure of the growing Greater Bay Area.
Designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, the Greater Bay Area Sports Centre in Nansha, China, embodies innovative architecture while serving as a pivotal venue for community and national sports.
The centre is designed to function as a community hub year-round, integrating facilities that cater to both elite athletic training and everyday local sports activities.
The architectural design incorporates elements inspired by local culture, referencing traditional maritime forms to create a distinctive aesthetic that resonates with the region's history.
With comprehensive transport links and a significant emphasis on environmental sustainability, the Greater Bay Area Sports Centre is poised to become an essential part of the burgeoning Greater Bay Area.
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