Ghana National Stadium

Made by NEXKOOMSON.

NEXKOOMSON ideates, conceptualises and visualises to bring visions to life, across brand, editorial, digital, motion, 3D visualisation and architectural concepts. We are not a construction company. Ghana National Stadium is its own initiative, without a client.

Why an independent concept.#

Ghana needs a flagship stadium, and it does not have to wait. We made the vision complete and visible so that a government and investors can pick it up and move now.

NEXKOOMSON originated the concept, directed the creative work and authored the proposal. We do not claim professional architectural registration for this work, and the design has not been reviewed by licensed architects or engineers. We would welcome that review.

Turning a concept like this into a real building would be led by the appropriate public bodies, with licensed architects, engineers and contractors. NEXKOOMSON can work alongside any of these partners to carry the vision forward.

Who did what, and with which tools.#

Idea and narrativeNEXKOOMSON
The national question, the Black Star and Ananse rationale, the Sports City programme and all editorial content.
Architectural conceptNEXKOOMSON
The star opening, web roof, five arms and gateways, tier colours, seating logic and campus layout.
Concept drawingsNEXKOOMSON
The P01 set of 14 A1 sheets: plans, roof, elevations, sections, seating and pitch. Drawn as concept design, not engineered.
Visualisation and filmNEXKOOMSON, with AI assisted tools
Renders and film produced through digital and AI assisted image and video workflows, then selected, corrected and edited under NEXKOOMSON's direction for consistency with the design. These are proposal stage visuals, not final designs.
Technical designNot yet undertaken
Structure, services, fire, crowd safety, acoustics, sightline certification, energy and cost all require independent qualified specialists.

We are open about the use of AI assisted visualisation because it matters for how the images should be read. They show design intent, atmosphere and spatial ideas at proposal stage. They are not final, they are not measured drawings or photographs, and any part of them can be refined. Full, state level visualisation and design would be developed once work formally begins.

Circular museum building with timber fins and a canopy roof at dusk, visitors walking past a bronze star.
The museum and heritage centre at dusk, with a bronze star in its forecourt.

An invitation to review.

If you are an architect, engineer, planner, economist, federation official or public servant and want to examine the work, or partner to take it further, we would like to hear from you.

Technical enquiry