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Stadio Flaminio: Lazio receives preliminary approval for redevelopment

The S.S. Lazio football club has received a favorable preliminary opinion from the State Superintendency regarding its project to redevelop the Stadio Flaminio in Rome. The decision, reached during a preliminary services conference, marks a significant administrative step toward the renovation of the historic venue originally designed by Pier Luigi Nervi for the 1960 Olympics.

The approval comes with several mandatory prescriptions aimed at preserving the stadium's architectural and historical integrity. Key requirements include protecting the original Nervi canopy and respecting archaeological and landscape constraints. These conditions may necessitate a reduction in the club's desired capacity of approximately 50,000 seats to ensure the monument's design is not obscured by new structures.

Lazio officials expressed “great satisfaction” with the outcome, describing it as a “step of particular relevance” that allows the administrative process to continue. The proposed project aims to transform the site into a multi-use facility featuring museum and exhibition spaces, while maintaining original elements like the large swimming pool and gym. The club intends to work closely with designers to integrate these regulatory requirements into the final plan, which is part of a broader urban revitalization strategy for the area.

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Claudio Lotito · Pier Luigi Nervi · Polymarket · Roma Capitale · Rome · S.S. Lazio · Soprintendenza Speciale di Roma · Soprintendenza di Stato · Stadio Flaminio

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