Galatasaray Arena Architectural Model

About the Galatasaray Arena Architectural Model

A Galatasaray Arena Architectural Model presents the club’s home stadium, today branded RAMS Park, as a complete scaled object, from the lower tiers to the roof. The stadium opened on 15 January 2011 in Seyrantepe, Sarıyer, Istanbul. With a capacity of about 54,000, it is among Turkey’s largest stadiums and also hosts national-team matches.

When people look at a stadium model, the first thing they notice is how the stands wrap around the pitch and how the roof covers that mass. MiniatureArt’s Galatasaray Arena Architectural Model shows the stadium’s stands and roof structure at scale. Getting the proportions right is the most effective way to convey the size of the venue and the scale of its crowd without a single word of explanation.

For sports venues our workshop uses durable polyurethane and resin materials, and every surface is finished by hand painting. Optional lighting is an ideal way to recreate the atmosphere of a night match. These capabilities turn a stadium model into a strong showpiece for club museums, exhibitions, sponsor meetings and corporate presentations. For background on the venue, you can find more about RAMS Park on Wikipedia.

If you are interested in Istanbul’s other major football grounds, visit our Besiktas Arena Architectural Model page as well. Looking at two different stadium designs side by side is a good way to see how we handle detail on large sports structures.

MiniatureArt offers high quality materials and careful craftsmanship at competitive prices, and standing behind the work we deliver is a principle for us. For a model similar to the Galatasaray Arena Architectural Model, or any stadium or sports facility, get in touch and we will share a quote tailored to your project.