Urban planning authorizes first procedures for new Sánchez Pizjuán.
Construction project of the city. the new Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan is starting to take shape. He Sevilla FC submitted to the register of the City Planning Department the progress of the study on planning actions for the transformation of the city on the site in question, … with the aim of expand the current stadium area and betting on the improvement of the environment in which it is located. This is the document that allows the necessary procedures to be initiated so that this new infrastructure can become a reality within the timeframe established by the organization.
Resolution on urban planningto which ABC de Sevilla had access, is aware of the content of this progress recorded by Sevilla FC and urges that it continue to be processed under the conditions set out in Law to promote the sustainability of the Andalusian territory (List). That is, by launching public consultations during term 20 days which collects the opinions of citizens and other potential stakeholders who must express their opinions on the problems that are supposed to be solved and the alternatives proposed for them.
To do this, it will be necessary to conduct a study on planning actions for the transformation of the city for the New Sánchez Pizjuán stadium. published on the portal the City Planning Department itself, so that all interested parties have access to its contents. The procedure that will be launched In the next few days and this represents another step in the current Sevilla FC management’s quest to build a new stadium in line with the club’s current needs.
In an explanatory statement contained in a document submitted by Sevilla FC to the Municipal Registry, the club states that the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán stadium “It’s outdated” for “sports and growth” which are planned for the coming years. For this reason, they believe that the best solution would be to build a new one on the same site as the current one, “using the latest technologies applied in construction and architectural design,” so that it would be “international reference infrastructure for the Sevillians and for the city.
The preliminary design for the new Sanchez-Pizjuan stadium was carried out by the company IDOM Company and was presented during the next general meeting of shareholders held in December 2023. Its capacity is planned to increase from the current 42,500 spectators. up to 55,000 seats and with a rectangular roof that projects shadow spaces onto the field and part of the surrounding area. If there are no problems in the processing, the goal is to have the work completed by the start season 2028-2029the date when Sevillistas could begin to enjoy what would become their new home.