The new multifunctional Ambri Piotta stadium, designed by architect Mario Botta, appears as a single compact building volume, as if it were a hangar added to the existing infrastructure of the nearby airport. The barrel-vaulted structure has three floors above ground and a basement. The stadium will host sporting events all year round, and the presence of shops, restaurants, offices and reception areas will allow various types of events to be organised.
The entrance floor houses the reception area for the public and divides the flow of visitors between the various spectator sectors with a total of 7000 seats. On the first floor there is a restaurant with a view of both the playing field and the surrounding area. On the same level are various sales and service areas.
On the 2nd floor are the administration offices, the VIP skyboxes with an unobstructed view of the track, the smokers l'unge and the TV broadcasting facilities.
The basement, with its changing rooms, toilets and training rooms, is reserved for the players. This is also where all the technical rooms, storage rooms and a public shelter with a total of 858 seats are located.
The refuge spaces can be used as changing rooms, storage rooms and, during the summer cœurses, as dormitories for the boys.
The entrance floor houses the reception area for the public and divides the flow of visitors between the various spectator sectors with a total of 7000 seats. On the first floor there is a restaurant with a view of both the playing field and the surrounding area. On the same level are various sales and service areas.
On the 2nd floor are the administration offices, the VIP skyboxes with an unobstructed view of the track, the smokers l'unge and the TV broadcasting facilities.
The basement, with its changing rooms, toilets and training rooms, is reserved for the players. This is also where all the technical rooms, storage rooms and a public shelter with a total of 858 seats are located.
The refuge spaces can be used as changing rooms, storage rooms and, during the summer cœurses, as dormitories for the boys.
Sleeping beds
n.a.
Address
Gottardo Arena6775 Ambrì
Coordinates
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2'696'539E 1'152'071N
DD
46.512984, 8.696580
DMS
46°30'46.7"N 8°41'47.7"E
UTM
32T 476723 5151090
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