This week on Dezeen, we explored 15 of the most interesting venues that will host the Summer Olympics in Los Angeles in 2028, including the recently opened Intuit Dome.
Among the venues on the list are the recently completed SoFi Stadium and Intuit Dome, as well as the LA84 Foundation/John C Argue Swim Stadium, which was built to host the swimming events for the 1932 Summer Olympics.
The article marked the end of our Olympic Impact series, which examined the carbon-reduction measures taken by the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games and explored whether sustainable major sporting events are possible.
Populous has designed a stadium in Saudi Arabia with a spiralling form
In other stadium news, this week global architecture studio Populous released images of its Aramco Stadium, which will seat 47,000 people. The stadium, which has a spiralling form intended to evoke waves, is being developed to meet the requirements for the 2034 FIFA World Cup in Saudi Arabia and will be located in Al Khobar.
Malaysia will no longer prioritise skyscrapers, prime minister says
Malaysia's prime minister Anwar Ibrahim has said the country, which has numerous well-known skyscrapers, will no longer be prioritising them.
"I have emphasised the need to focus on projects that serve and respect the people," Ibrahim said. "There are already many skyscrapers, if the private sector wants to build them please do. But, the government does not make this a priority anymore."
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