N'Djamena Stadium
The N’Djamena Stadium is located in the capital of Chad, across the river from Cameroon.
It is a national stadium in Chad. The project covers an area of about 16 hectares, mainly including a 30,000-seat stadium, a football training field, two basketball fields, a handball field, a tennis court and a volleyball court.
The architectural design is based on the guiding principles of economy, practicality, and beauty. Through color scheme, material selection and structure selection, combined with local climate and technical conditions, it creates a ventilated, shaded, and comfortable environment for watching games, and set off an enthusiastic atmosphere in the arena. In the future, it can host the "African Cup" and national individual competitions at the highest level.
The project adopts the design concept of "Victory", expressing a positive attitude and the Olympic spirit of "higher, faster, stronger". The V-shaped columns on the facade are also a vivid metaphor for the concept of "Victory". The steel structure form of the "V"-shaped column reflects the lightness of the overall structure, and at the same time, it has an excellent force-bearing system and simple and efficient construction.
