Ghanaian Architecture Student Designs National Sports Museum For Ghana; Netizens Can't Get Enough

Ghanaian Architecture Student Designs National Sports Museum For Ghana; Netizens Can't Get Enough

  • A Ghanaian architecture student called Fiifi Hammond has posted architectural designs of a national sports museum that he has designed for Ghana on Twitter
  • He revealed that the designs were for his master's degree thesis, which was a requirement before he could graduate
  • Several netizens have praised him for his designs and have called on the relevant authorities to support him so that the project could be materialized

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A master's student from Kwame Nkrumah University University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Fiifi Hammond, has received praise from netizens on Twitter for his beautiful architectural designs of a national sports museum for Ghana, which formed part of his master's thesis project.

Fiifi Hammond poses with his architectural design
Fiifi Hammond poses with his architectural design. Photo credit: Fiifi Hammond
Source: UGC

Speaking exclusively to YEN.com.gh, Fiifi Hammond stated that he was inspired to design a sports museum for Ghana when he saw a tweet from popular Ghanaian radio presenter Saddick Adams about Ghana needing a sports museum.

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Fiifi designs national sports museum for Ghana
Fiifi designs a national sports museum for Ghana. Photo credit: @iam_fiifi
Source: Twitter

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Fiifi explained:

I submitted two topics for my thesis which got rejected. I then remembered that Saddick Adams had tweeted about how Ghana needed a sports museum. That motivated me to develop designs that can become the solution for Ghana's sports industry.
An up-close view of the sports museum
An up-close view of the sports museum. Photo credit: Fiifi Hammond
Source: Twitter

Several netizens congratulated him for his designs and tagged relevant authorities who could help build the project. YEN.com.gh samples some of the comments below.

Another view of the sports museum
Another view of the sports museum. Photo credit: @iam_fiifi
Source: Twitter

@Albert_AFC_ asked:

How do y’all make this stuff look so real? I thought that’s a real building

@Lawaniart said:

This be hard. You force waaa.

@SolomomThe commented:

The ministry of sports should hop on this one

@Faizal74194691 added:

Wow you are brilliant its very impressive and beautiful.

@EMarcells said:

Good job....Let's help promote this young man !!

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Ghanaian Architecture Students And Their Beautiful Architectural Designs That Will Transform Ghana When Built

In an earlier story, YEN.com.gh wrote about the designs of architectural students that could transform Ghana when built. The educational system in Ghana aspires to produce graduates who would provide a solution to the pressing issue plaguing the nation.

Beautiful architectural designs created by some Ghanaian architecture students at home and abroad can help Ghana resolve some of its urgent problems. The aim is that the government would fulfil the ambitions of such talented youngsters, ensuring that their efforts are not in vain.

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Richmond Setrana Richmond Setrana is a real estate editor for YEN.com.gh with 5 years of writing experience. He graduated from KNUST in 2016 with a bachelor’s degree in Sociology and is currently enrolled in a MA—Mass Communications program with Liverpool John Moores University. He has written for reputable platforms like meqasa.com, Noanyi, Edanra and Yourcommonwealth.org. He can be reached via: richmond.setrana@yen.com.gh