Taiwan
This open-air arena, designed by the renowned architect Toyo Ito, breaks the mold of traditional stadiums with its unique circular structure
Discover the architectural wonder of the Kaohsiung National Stadium, affectionately known as the World Game Main Stadium. With its design resembling a dragon’s tail, a symbol deeply ingrained in Asian culture, this magnificent stadium is a marvel to behold. Its design, in harmony with the principles of a "green building," showcases a scaly appearance on the roof, created by solar panels that resemble metallic snakeskin. The stadium's breathtaking design goes beyond aesthetics; it embraces the ancient Chinese practice of feng shui, emphasizing wind and water elements. This approach enhances the stadium's natural cooling capabilities, ensuring spectators remain comfortable during the hot summer months. With a capacity for 55,000 spectators and a versatile seating layout, the stadium is ready to host a variety of events, from sporting competitions to cultural extravaganzas. Outside the stadium, visitors can enjoy nearly seven hectares of public green spaces, including lush parks, bicycle paths, and an ecological pond. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or an architecture aficionado, this remarkable venue is a must-visit destination in Kaohsiung. Photos by Peellden, CC BY-SA 3.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0>, via Wikimedia Commons
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