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Populous’s Northern Ireland stadium in doubt as government pulls funding
Populous’s proposals for a 34,500-capacity stadium in Northern Ireland for Euro 2028 have been thrown into doubt after the UK government withdrew funding for the project
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Populous unveils visuals of world’s largest football stadium in Morocco
Populous has revealed its vision for the world’s biggest football stadium, to be built in Casablanca
Foster + Partners rumoured to be working on new Man Utd stadium
Foster + Partners is believed to be working on plans for a new stadium for Manchester United to replace Old Trafford
Populous’s designs for new AS Roma stadium revealed
Designs drawn up by Populous for a new 60,000-capacity stadium for Italian top-tier side AS Roma have been unveiled
Astragal: Are Chelsea going to sign up Populous?
Rumours have emerged that Premier League club Chelsea is talking to Populous about revamping Stamford Bridge
Populous team beats star firms to net world’s largest football stadium
A consortium led by Populous and Oualalou + Choi has won the contract to design the biggest football stadium in the world
Man Utd line up Gary Neville for ‘national stadium of north’ role
Footballer-turned-developer Gary Neville has been asked by Manchester United to join a committee overseeing the redevelopment of its Old Trafford home
Populous unveils first Saudi 2034 World Cup stadium proposal
Populous has revealed designs for a 45,000-capacity clifftop venue outside Riyadh, which could one day host matches during the Saudi Arabia 2034 World Cup tournament
Newham mayor calls for housing on Stratford Sphere site
Housing and work spaces should be built on the site earmarked for Populous’s now-abandoned Sphere venue, Newham’s mayor has suggested
Bubble bursts for Populous’s Stratford Sphere
Populous’s designs for a 21,500-capacity Sphere-shaped arena in east London have been withdrawn by backer Madison Square Garden (MSG) despite being called in by Michael Gove