Jakarta (ANTARA) \u2013 Inter Milan and AC Milan have officially unveiled\nthe design for their new stadium, Generali Stadium, which will have a\ncapacity of about 71,500 spectators and is targeted to begin\nconstruction in 2028.<\/p>\n
According to an official announcement by the two clubs, cited from AC\nMilan\u2019s website in Jakarta early on Friday, the design was presented at\nan event at Castello Sforzesco in Milan, Italy, on Thursday (29\nOctober), local time.<\/p>\n
\u201cFC Internazionale Milano and AC Milan today unveiled Generali\nStadium, their future home. The new stadium is designed to carry the\nspirit of San Siro into a new era while becoming a new icon for the city\nof Milan,\u201d the clubs said in a joint statement.<\/p>\n
The clubs said the project was a long-term investment intended not\nonly to improve football facilities, but also to support the development\nof Milan\u2019s urban area.<\/p>\n
\u201cMore than just a football stadium, this project is a long-term\ninvestment in the future of two of the most historic clubs in world\nfootball, a new home for generations of supporters, and a destination\ndesigned to support Milan\u2019s cultural, economic and urban development,\u201d\nthe statement continued.<\/p>\n
Generali Stadium was designed by two international architecture\nfirms, Foster + Partners and MANICA, in a collaboration involving\narchitects Norman Foster and David Manica.<\/p>\n
The stadium will have an X-shaped external structure and a\ndouble-curved roof inspired by Milan\u2019s architectural character,\nincluding the Duomo cathedral.<\/p>\n
The X-shaped structure will support the stadium roof, while the\ndouble-curved design will be one of the building\u2019s defining\nfeatures.<\/p>\n
The new stadium is also designed to preserve the match-day atmosphere\nthat has long been part of San Siro\u2019s identity.<\/p>\n
The two supporters\u2019 stands behind the goals, known as the curvas,\nwill remain a key feature, with one for Inter Milan supporters and the\nother for AC Milan fans.<\/p>\n
The north stand, or Curva Nord, will be allocated to Inter Milan\nsupporters, while the south stand, or Curva Sud, will be for AC Milan\nfans.<\/p>\n
Both stands are designed with a slope of up to 37 degrees to bring\nspectators closer to the pitch and preserve the match-day\natmosphere.<\/p>\n
The stadium, with a capacity of about 71,500, will have two tiers of\nstands surrounding the pitch, offering wide views from seats throughout\nthe venue.<\/p>\n
The design also incorporates solar panels, natural ventilation and\nacoustic controls to improve energy efficiency and spectator\ncomfort.<\/p>\n
The name Generali Stadium comes from a naming-rights agreement with\nItalian insurance and asset-management company Generali.<\/p>\n
The clubs described the agreement as one of the biggest stadium\nnaming-rights deals in world sport, but did not disclose its value in\ntheir official announcement.<\/p>\n
The construction of Generali Stadium is part of a redevelopment\nproject covering about 281,000 square metres in the San Siro area.<\/p>\n
The development will include public spaces, green areas, recreational\nfacilities and commercial premises that can be used by the public\nthroughout the year.<\/p>\n
In addition to football matches, the stadium is designed to host\nconcerts and major sporting, cultural and entertainment events.<\/p>\n
Inter Milan and AC Milan reached an agreement with the Milan City\nCouncil in 2025 on the redevelopment of the San Siro area, providing the\nbasis for the new stadium project.<\/p>\n
The clubs are now continuing the planning and design process, with\nconstruction targeted to begin in 2028.<\/p>\n
The first match at Generali Stadium is expected to take place in the\n2031\/32 season, subject to the completion of the necessary permitting\nprocess.<\/p>\n
The stadium is also expected to support the hosting of matches at\nEuro 2032, which will be jointly staged by Italy and Turkey.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/inter-and-ac-milan-unveil-new-generali-stadium-1793314240", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }