EURO 2012

…is a part of the multi-faceted ‘RESPECT Diversity – Football Unites’ project in frames of the official UEFA EURO 2012 Social Responsibility programme. The project is delivered on behalf of the FARE network by by its long-established regional partner, the ‘NEVER AGAIN’ Association. The project’s objective is to promote the positive message of diversity …, ‘NEVER AGAIN’ has coordinated the FARE East European Development Project supported by UEFA in the run up to EURO 2012…

The project of the stadium was executed by the Rhode-Kellermann-Wawrowsky company from Dusseldorf, which has also built the famous stadium in Gelsenkirchen and in Hanover. In April 2008, works … the stadium is the Polish Energy Group and the 5-year contract was signed in May 2010.

Baltic Areas Stadium is regarded to be the most attractive project of the stadium among all objects which were offered by Poland and Ukraine for Euro 2012 matches. Our shape- especially in graphic symbols for night –…

… the city goes through dynamic changes – from grey communist city it is transforming into metropolis vibrant with life, full of cinemas, clubs, theatres, museums, restaurants and cafés. Thanks to completed within recent years and implemented currently great infrastructural and cultural projects (such as Copernicus Science Centre, Museum of Modern Art, Museum of the History of the Polish Jews, Polish History Museum) the city has now a chance to join the league of most important European capitals.

… Ukrainian oligarch – Rinat Akhmetov. “Donbass Arena” is certainly the most modern sports facility in Eastern Europe, on which the Akhmetov – Shakhtar club plays its matches.

Donbas-Arena was designed by ArupSport company, which had accomplished such prestigious projects as the City of Manchester Stadium, the Allianz Arena in Munich and the National Stadium in Beijing.

Construction began on 27 March 2006 as it had not been known that Ukraine and Poland would be the organizers of the Euro …

…, because there was not even a prepared design of the stadium. To eliminate the delay, in August 2009 the company Azovintex introduced a 24-hour-work system. However, in February 2010, the construction was completely halted due to lack of an agreed project. The stadium was to be ready in July 2011, however its opening was scheduled on late October 2011.
The construction costs amounted to 2 billion 287 million hryvnias (about 879.6 million PLN).

Arena in Lviv in a nutshell

Beginning of …

… company, but later on the company Wrocław 2012 gave it to the Boegl Max company. This decision was due to the growing threat of failure to meet the deadline of finishing the stadium. The German consortium has experience in implementing such projects. Our portfolio includes construction of Bay-Arena.

SMG Poland company, which in January 2010 was selected as the operator of the stadium for its opening, organized three unique events that were undoubtedly a success.

On September 10, 2011 the …

…, in Sopot/Gdansk until June 25, in Warsaw (and in Krakow) until July 2. The minimum stay time for a fan in each of them is two days.

An alternative for hotel accommodation will be the Accommodation Area.

Organizers write on the project website: “It’s a safe and comfortable rest after football events. Comfort, fresh air and fun with fans from around the world”.

Near the Accommodation Area there will be high quality bathrooms and toilets as well as luggage storage area.

The site will …

…flag. It is so-called conceptional project.
Zbigniew Pszczulny from JSK Architekci …if the presented by JSK Architekci project refers to the building of …arrangements just before finishing the building project the ground is going to …piled in the ground. The building project is going to be ready …the final version, so-called executive project, in December the present year…. be built in Warsaw. The projects of stadiums in Koln, Frankfurt … asked for a help in projecting stadiums needed for the coming…

… timeline dated in Schedule accepted by UEFA, draft Project of National stadium in Warsaw is ready. It… major arena of Football European Championship.

They’ve projected roof of object curiously – It will be “… did on stadium in Frankfurt

They’re making Project of effective heating system. By it over stand… It’s not sure that in the final Project it will expelled from it, because it’s so complicated and expensive

Specialist, Regulatory Project (eventual and the most precise) will be …

…provides a chance for positive changes. – ‘We are implementing a social responsibility project for UEFA EURO 2012 titled RESPECT Diversity – Football Unites. Educational activities are an important part of the
project’ – explains Rafal Pankowski.

In the recent period, the ‘NEVER AGAIN’ Association has…in Poland in 1996. It implements the FARE Network ‘Respect Diversity. Football Unites’ Project supported by UEFA in the lead up to the 2012 European Championship in…