AFL Architects has completed its assessment of Iceland’s Laugardalsvöllur National Stadium and is recommending a new 15,000 capacity stadium be built to replace it. Read more
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Steel frame erection work has started this week on the £135 million Swansea Central phase one scheme, which includes a new 3,500 capacity arena. Read more
AFL Architects has announced a positive step forward in the proposals for The Den, the home of Millwall FC, following discussions with the club and residential developer Renewal. Read more
AFL Architects has been appointed to deliver Swansea Central Phase One, the first stage of the city’s high-profile regenerative masterplan, which includes a new arena. Read more
AFL Architects have been commissioned for the design of major new sports and leisure facilities for the city of Rizhao in Eastern China. Read more
International sports practice AFL Architects has released the final renders for a 22 hectare football training complex in China. Read more
AFL Architects have been appointed to perform a design and operational review of Aberdeen FC’s new stadium. Read more
AFL Architects has announced that the practice is the delivery architect on the centrepiece stadium for the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar, working together with Engineers Aurecon. Read more
AFL Architects has released a fly-through of the proposed redeveloped Ataturk Stadium, created as part of the firm’s production of Turkey’s UEFA Euro 2024 bid. Read more
International sports architect, AFL Architects, has been appointed to lead the design to expand Millwall FC’s home stadium, The Den. Read more
AFL Architects has been working closely with the Turkish Football Federation (TFF) to lead the creation of Turkey’s bid dossier for UEFA Euro 2024. Read more
London Irish Rugby Football Club have confimed that they are looking to make a move back into London, with a ground share at Brentford Football Club’s planned new stadium a possibility. Read more
Two architecture firms have won through to the final of a competition to design Forest Green Rovers’ new stadium in Gloucestershire. Glenn Howells Architects and Zaha Hadid Architects were selected from nine shortlisted candidates, based on almost 50 entries from around the world.
