In Milan you travel charged to New San Siro Which will soon welcome Inter and Milan matches. The project, presented by Populous studio, is known as “cathedral“And in the next few weeks the details will be finalized to define the conditions for the design and its development. Meanwhile, the Nerazzurri and the Rossoneri considered announcing the start of “La Cattedrale di Populous” with a joint press release.
What will the new stadium look like?
Will be created in the San Siro area a Sports and recreation area, with a new public park of about 50 thousand square meters of green infiltration, as well as another significant reduction in additional volumes, up to the limit set by the Territory Governance Plan. The area in which the new stadium will be built and the new area will be completely pedestrianized, approx. 110 thousand square meters of green space, 40% of the area. The car parks, which currently represent 27% of the area’s area, will be completely underground with no surface car parking. a lot of Recreational and sports activities Provided they are located outdoors or within the redeveloped spaces, they will be free of charge or agreed upon with the municipality.
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The new San Siro will be the cathedral of dreams!
Scaroni: “The most beautiful stadium in the world”
“the The new San Siro will be the most beautiful stadium in the world It has a strong identity and distinction. An attractive, accessible and sustainable stadium that will represent a new symbol for the city of Milan and will enable the development of the two clubs by strengthening their competitiveness at the international level.” This was stated by Milan president Paolo Scaroni.
Words from Antonello, CEO of Inter
“The New Milan stadium will rise in the middle of a very modern, green and livable area 365 days a year. The birth of a sports and leisure area, with a new park of 50 thousand square meters of green space, will allow the entry of San Siro to become a destination of excellence in sports and entertainment “. This was stated by Alessandro Antonello, CEO of Inter.
