AS Roma has given the first look at the design concept for its proposed new stadium in the Pietralata district of Rome, with the Italian Serie A football club the largest Curva Sud in Europe, will be a powerful focal point, embodying the passion and energy of our supporters.
Roma’s top management, represented by vice-president Ryan Friedkin and CEO Lina Souloukou, with the Mayor of Rome, Roberto Gualtieri, to discuss the plans for the new stadium, which is set to have a 55,000 capacity, extendable to 62,000.
The architect responsible for the design is Populous and Friedkin said: “This extraordinary stadium is not only a new home for AS Roma and its fans but also a landmark for all the citizens of Rome.
“With its iconic design inspired by classical Roman architecture and state-of-the-art facilities, the stadium will offer a world-class experience to everyone, from football fans to the local community.
A commitment to make the new stadium a model of environmental responsibility seeks to align with the club’s values and the broader goals of the City of Rome.
Roma today stated that both parties discussed and agreed on a roadmap to advance the project, including the establishment of working groups that will focus on various aspects of the development.
These groups will look to ensure that the project proceeds smoothly, with careful attention to environmental standards and community engagement. The project has a targeted delivery in 2027.
In May 2023, Roma took a major step forward in its efforts to develop a new stadium in Pietralata, with the City Council approving a resolution establishing the public interest status of the project. Source by Populous.
