Hosting the 2022 World Cup is no easy feat for any country, especially Qatar with its limited space and small population. Yet, being the first Arab and smallest nation to host the tournament, the outcome surprised everyone. Almost all of the eight stadiums used were newly built, or refurbished from old ones, with the largest most iconic Lusail Stadium having a capacity of 88,900 people, where the final match was held. Read on to discover how architects, engineers and construction workers worked together to accomplish this amazing endeavour, and turned a dream into a reality. Environmental & Adaptational Feats Qatar’s dedication to sound environmental practices are evident considering that all…