拱墅运河体育公园体育场

The stadium of Gongshu Canal Sports Park stands in the northern half of the park in the Shenhua block of Gongshu District, Hangzhou, east of Fengtan Road and north of Shenhua Road. It hosted hockey at the 19th Asian Games and blind football at the 4th Asian Para Games, and is nicknamed the Hangzhou Umbrella after the oil-paper umbrella shape of its roof. The building has about 13,000 sqm of floor area, roughly 5,000 seats and a cost of some 339 million yuan. Its main body is a light, long-span roof reaching about 120 m at its widest, carried on a triangular tubular truss system and covered in PTFE membrane that is light, highly translucent, self-cleaning and optically distinctive. Purpose-made lighting masts stand at the corners of the pitch, with shielding and reflection systems set at different angles so that light stays on the field and spills less into neighbouring housing. The stadium faces the jade-cong gymnasium across the park, forming the south hall, north field arrangement. On 6 October 2023 the International Hockey Federation designated the ground an international hockey development and training base, with FIH president Tayyab Ikram attending and praising the facilities, the crowd and the organisation. China's women won hockey gold here at the 2023 Asian Games, and in September 2025 the ground hosted the women's Hockey Asia Cup final, whose winner qualified for the 2026 World Cup, with tickets kept cheap for local spectators. The stands sit under the membrane roof, and a 14,000 sqm public fitness centre beside the ground takes bookings for hockey, football, basketball and table tennis.