Ben Guerir-Da Morocco is preparing to organize the FIFA World Cup 2030 Co-Moderat, the country is working on the development of the stadium’s infrastructure.
Moroccan architect Tarik Oualalou unveiled Today at UM6PS fifth edition of Week of Science his visionary design for the Hassan II Stadium Casablanca.
The ambitious design aims to make the stadium one of the largest stadiums in the world and a core of the FIFA World Cup offer of Morocco.
The project represents a bold new modeling of traditional Moroccan architectural elements and at the same time assumes environmentally related sustainability and integration of the community.
The heart of Oualalous Design is the concept of traditional tent in Morocco, a universal architectural form with deep roots in Moroccan culture.
In an interview with Morocco World News (MWN), Oalalalou said that “the tent is narrow Moroccan but is completely universal. It exists in Mongolia in Africa – it is a universal form. “
During his presentation of the Hassan II Stadium at the event, he explained Instead of creating a conventional closed stadium, the design of the stadium offers an innovative double membrane cover that creates what it describes as “a world from outside and a world of the inner”.
The design of the stadium goes beyond the traditional functionality of the sporting event location.
“A football stadium is occasionally used. What was obvious to us was to imagine how other purposes could serve – sports rooms, children’s play areas, a marketplace, a place that opens up to its community, ”said Oualalou.
The design will reflect Morocco’s hospitality and tolerance through its ambitions, to show the world that “we know how to welcome others”, no matter where they come from.
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Despite the cultural differences that exist in the world: “What is important to us when we create an architectural project” OulaloU said and added that the design “the American who comes, the Japanese comes, the European will be in it. “
Environmental awareness plays A crucial role in design. In a time of the ecological crisis, Oualalou pointed out the need that architecture develops beyond its traditional role in protection from nature.
“We live the sixth great extinction of this planet … Architecture must first say more for life than for human comfort,” he said.
The technical services of the structure are remarkable and offer 36 support points for a diameter of 500 meters. With minimal materials to include an enormous space, the design reaches what Oualalou “calls” an almost childish feeling of amazement “in its engineering.
The project also represents a broader statement about the functions of the Morocco in terms of modern architecture and engineering.
The Moroccan architect said: “Morocco is an immense duty of invention, experimentation, perhaps one of the great theater in which humanity can invent its place on earth in the 21st century.”
The innovative use of traditional forms, environmental awareness and the integration of the community through the design and the Hassan II Stadium project signals a new trend in the stadium architecture.
The architecture of the stadium demonstrated How large sports resorts can be presented to serve their communities and at the same time respect the cultural heritage and environmental responsibility.
The stadium is expected to be completed in good time for the 2030 World Cup if the Moroccos offer should be successful.
