How San Siro will look after partial demolition as part of stadium masterplan

A second that many doubted would ever arrive has certainly arrived right this moment: AC Milan and Inter have purchased San Siro from the Metropolis Council.

The information arrived on Wednesday afternoon that Milan and Inter at the moment are the official house owners of the present stadium and the encircling space, after the deed of sale was signed. It’s the first huge step as a part of the stadium challenge, during which a brand new house will likely be constructed perpendicular to it.

The lawyer Felice Raimondo has lined the stadium saga in its entirety, and he’s publishing a brand new e-book known as ‘The Unfinished Cathedral’ which will likely be out by the tip of the 12 months. It has dozens and dozens of in-depth analyses on the 10-year journey up to now.

On his social media, he revealed a graphic that has come from the plan paperwork concerning the part-demolition of San Siro, which will likely be needed given {that a} new 71,500-seat stadium will likely be going up subsequent door.

For the primary time, we will start to visualise the small quantity that can stay standing. A bit of the nook will likely be preserved, from the Curva Sud finish, in addition to among the exterior ramp construction which makes San Siro iconic.

Nonetheless, it’s also very clear that there will likely be little or no left from the concrete behemoth that sits there now. Development on the long run house ought to start in 2027, as per the plans.