Foster + Partners to Design San Siro Replacement as Milan Approves Stadium Sale
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Lizzie Crook
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Summary
Milan's city council has approved the sale of the iconic San Siro stadium, with British architecture firm Foster + Partners appointed to design a potential 71,500-seat replacement venue. The 99-year-old stadium could be demolished if the sale is completed, despite previous demolition plans being blocked in 2023 due to the stadium's cultural significance. The article discusses the ongoing debate about preserving the historic stadium versus building a modern replacement.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledA sale of the iconic San Siro stadium has been approved by Milan's city council
British studio Foster + Partners appointed as architect of a potential 71,500-seat replacement venue
The 99-year-old building could be torn down, despite past demolition plans being blocked in 2023 due to its cultural significance
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