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Euro Poland - Ukraine
The stadium's final name is yet to be announced. Lemberg stadium, the name of the Lviv in German, is only one of the considered names. The mayor of Lviv city Andriy Sadovy stated that there is still a whole year to find the name for the stadium. According to the local internet news-media zaxid.net the mayor accented that out of the ethical principals he will not disclose those propositions which are scheduled to be announced during an auction where the name of stadium will be sold. He also noted that name will be discussed along with the local Oblast administration and the National agency in preparation to the Euro-2012.
The stadium's capacity is anticipated to be 33,400 spectators including 450 VIP sittings as well. All seats will be covered, while part of the roof assembly will be transparent to provide sufficient sunlight for the turf. The stadium's parking will be located underneath the arena which will consist of three levels. The parking for VIP will include 1593 spaces. Parking for tele- and radio-media agencies will include (6,000 square metres (65,000 sq ft)). There also will be parking for physically struggling and special elevators will provide passage to seats that are also designed and reserved to accustom the necessary personnel.
The western portion of the stadium 215.7 metres (708 ft) long will include:
Name not yet announced | |
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Location | Lviv, Ukraine |
Broke ground | November 20, 2008 |
Built | 2008 - 2011 |
Owner | National Agency in preparation and conducting the final stage of Euro 2012 |
Operator | TBA |
Surface | Grass |
Construction cost | €85 million / ₴875 million |
Architect | Albert Wimmer ZT Gmbh (Vienna) (Arnika (Lviv)) |
General Contractor | Altkom |
Capacity | none (football) 33,500 (projected) |
Field dimensions | 10 |