Stadium

The project is located on the southwest side of Longxue South Waterway and the northwest side of Lingdingyang in Wanqingsha Town, Nansha District, Guangzhou.

The stadium is designed with a seating capacity of 73,000, expandable to 75,000. Once completed, its seating capacity will rank among the top ten globally and second in Asia, making it a professional football stadium capable of hosting all FIFA Club World Cup matches and FIFA World Cup semifinals. Upon completion, this stadium will surpass Beijing's new Workers' Stadium, becoming the largest professional football stadium in China by capacity.

Leveraging the Greater Bay Area National GamesBy hosting the Greater Bay Area National Games, we aim to strengthen the construction and renovation of sports venues and facilities, thereby creating a multilevel, multi-sport, composite sports complex that caters to both professional and amateur athletes.

The Qingyuan Olympic Sports Center covers a total construction area of 126,000 square meters, comprising a 30,000-seat stadium, a 10,000-seat gymnasium, and a 2,000-seat natatorium. The design concept, titled “Phoenix Dancing in the Green City,” pays homage to Qingyuan’s cultural identity as the “City of the Phoenix.”

Zhuhai Sports Center Renovation Phase I Project

The Guangzhou International Sports and Entertainment Center was the main basketball venue for the 2010 Asian Games. Built to NBA standards, the 120,000 m² facility features 18,000 seats, VIP suites, and a training hall. With a large-span truss structure and eco-friendly ventilation, it now hosts major sports and entertainment events, and is operated by Baoneng Group.