Architecturally innovative, the latest project of Davide Marazzi of Marazzi Architetti for the Comune di Venezia, emphasizes the fusion of sports, culture, education, and environmental consciousness, setting a new benchmark for sustainable urban design in Italy.

Located on a rehabilitated industrial site along the Danube River, NAPUR Architect's National Athletics Stadium integrates harmoniously into its natural surroundings and is part of a larger 15-hectare park with pedestrian pathways, cycle lanes, and riverside spaces.

Sports Center in Tarbes, designed by IDOM, is part of a broader urban development initiative to provide high-quality community spaces emphasizing on integrating form and function and being both visually dynamic and highly practical, aiming to inspire physical activity while serving as a landmark within its urban setting.

The Kyathos - Mass Timber Arena by KAAF Architects is a conceptual exploration of how mass timber can be used to create large, multifunctional public spaces with a focus on sustainability, innovative design, and aesthetic appeal.

Drawing inspiration from Morocco’s traditional "moussem," a type of social gathering, Polulous and Oualalou + Choi unveil their designs of the Grand Stade Hassan II that is set to be the largest football stadium globally boasting a capacity of 115,000 people.

Located on Gadigal Country, The Drying Green Park by McGregor Coxall Australia and CHROFI is the 6,400 square-meter centrepiece of a network of green spaces servicing the local Green Square community of the City of Sydney.