Dezeen archive: Following our stories about football training centres this week, here's a selection of stories from the Dezeen archive that feature buildings for sport. See all the stories »

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Here's another football training centre (see Soweto training ground in our earlier story), this time a football academy for the junior team of FC Basel 1893 in Switzerland by Swiss studio Luca Selva Architekten. More »

Canadian practice RUFproject have completed a football training centre in Soweto, South Africa, with wooden louvres wrapping the upper parts of the structure. More »

Zaha Hadid Architects have completed this school that bridges a running track in Brixton, south London. More »

This pavilion with illuminated eaves was designed by Dutch firm MoederscheimMoonen Architects for two football teams in Rotterdam. More »

Dutch architect Erick van Egeraat has won a competition to redevelop the Dynamo Moscow Stadium and surrounding park in Moscow. More »

French architects Chartier-Carbasson have designed a football training centre in Amiens, France, with a sloping turf roof that merges with the adjacent field. More »

Here’s another stadium designed by German studio GMP Architekten (see our earlier stories here and here) for the 2010 FIFA World Cup starting this week in South Africa. More »

Here's another stadium designed by German studio GMP Architekten (see our earlier story) for the 2010 FIFA World Cup starting next week. More »

Here's one of three stadiums designed by German studio GMP Architekten for the 2010 FIFA World Cup that begins in South Africa next week. More »

Soccer City in Johannesburg, reconstructed by architects Boogertman Urban Edge + Partners and global sports architecture firm Populous, will host the final of the FIFA World Cup which starts next month. More »

Photographer Filippo Poli has given us images of a new sports centre in Barcelona by Catalan architects Batlle i Roig. More »

The Holmenkollen ski jump by JDS Architects has opened in Oslo, Norway. More »

Paris architect David Tajchman designed this multi-storey timber tennis centre for a competition organised by a Swedish timber company. More »