A new 25,000-seat stadium, which will become the home of Le Havre Athletic Club Football Association at the entrance to the northern French city, is due to be completed next summer.

KSS Group and Paris-based Société de Conception d'Architecture et d'Urbanism (SCAU) led the design of the EUR90m (£77.5m, US$120.7m) Grand Stade du Havre development.

Vinci Construction and Communauté de l'agglomération Havraise (CODAH) are delivering the Ligue Two club's new stadium, which will boast a pixelated EFTE shell.

The design concept aims to reflect the history of Le Havre AC, with KSS and SCAU tasked with creating a landmark for the city and one that delivered an "English stadia experience".

Around 3,000 spaces will be set aside for hospitality guests at the new venue, which has also been designed to become one of Europe's first "energy positive" grounds.