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Bulgaria to have new stadium
Other-Countries - 09 February, 2007
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The coastal city of Varna, Bulgaria will build a new stadium and sports complex that will meet FIFA's requirements for a football stadium, Focus Sport reported.
The complex, which will be 173,000 square metres, should be finished in three years and will have fitness centres, a gym, a hall that will seat 30,000 spectators, underground parking, conference rooms, offices and restaurants.
The city stadium that is used now will be torn down and the site will be used for the construction of the new facility.
A company was founded two years ago and is responsible for the execution and management of the project.
German company GMP, which is in charge of planning for the Berlin Olympic stadium and other major facilities, will draft the plans for the project.
The complex, which will be 173,000 square metres, should be finished in three years and will have fitness centres, a gym, a hall that will seat 30,000 spectators, underground parking, conference rooms, offices and restaurants.
The city stadium that is used now will be torn down and the site will be used for the construction of the new facility.
A company was founded two years ago and is responsible for the execution and management of the project.
German company GMP, which is in charge of planning for the Berlin Olympic stadium and other major facilities, will draft the plans for the project.
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