Whilst the 2026 FIFA World Cup is being held in the USA, Canada and Mexico, an extraordinary World Cup hotspot is taking shape in the heart of North Rhine-Westphalia: In Düsseldorf’s Medienhafen, the Uniqu Towers will display the latest World Cup scores live on their façade from 11 June to 19 July 2026, creating what is likely to be the world’s largest World Cup scoreboard. The results of the ongoing World Cup matches will be projected in real time onto the towers of the new office complex at Kaistraße 1, which stand up to 71 metres tall. Due to its size and height, the display will be visible far beyond the Medienhafen, including from the Rheinkniebrücke as well as from neighbouring districts and local authorities.

The projections will be on display daily between 10.15 pm and 4.45 am. This is the organisers’ response to the time difference with the venues in North America, which means that the majority of the matches take place in the evening and at night, German time. “With the Uniqu Towers, we are creating a new architectural landmark in Düsseldorf’s Medienhafen. With the complex nearing completion, we want to make an early statement with this extraordinary initiative and offer the people of Düsseldorf a special experience. The World Cup brings together millions of people worldwide, and we are delighted that the Uniqu Towers are already becoming part of city life and transforming the Medienhafen into a football stage visible from afar for a few weeks,” explains Dr Hanjo Hautz, Managing Director of the Momeni Group.

For the technical implementation, several high-performance projectors will be installed on 8 June on the roof terraces of the 12th floor, which are approximately 51 metres high. From there, the match scores will be projected onto the distinctive curved sections of the four towers. The campaign is being organised by the Momeni Group in collaboration with the Hamburg-based creative agency Kurios GmbH. The World Cup campaign also marks the first public appearance of the Uniqu Towers. The complex, developed by the Momeni Group, is being built in partnership with Black Horse Investments to designs by Christoph Ingenhoven and ingenhoven associates. The project comprises four towers up to 71 metres high and up to 18 storeys, each featuring green roof terraces. Spanning around 30,000 square metres of gross floor area, the development will feature two modern office spaces, spacious terraces and publicly accessible open spaces in the heart of the Medienhafen. Completion of the building is scheduled for the end of 2026. With the Uniq Towers, the Momeni Group is continuing its long-standing development activities in Düsseldorf. The company’s best-known projects include the regeneration of the Dreischeibenhaus, as well as current developments such as LYGHT, Trinkaus Karree and One Plaza.