Since the Cinquantenaire Park had become too cramped, Brussels' authorities wished to develop the Heysel into the new exhibition and conference location for the Belgian capital. The Centenary Palace complex was designed by the architect Joseph Van Neck to house the 1935 World's Fair. The Jubilee Stadium on the Heysel was completed in 1930 as part of the centenary celebrations of the Belgian Revolution. It was renamed the Heysel Stadium after the Second World War, and then the King Baudouin Stadium in 1995.