The football stadium will be the home of two local football clubs, FC Bayern Munich (club colours: red, white) and TSV 1860 (club colours: blue, white).
ALLIANZ ARENA SKIN
The skin of the luminous body consists of large, shimmering white, diamond-shaped ETFE cushions, each of which can be illuminated separately in white, red or light blue. These themes lend the project its distinctive character, while other locations and rooms, such as the VIP Lounges, Lobbies, Catering Zones, etc., are functionally indistinguishable from those of other stadiums and are subject to the changes inevitably introduced by their users.Īs a huge luminous body, the stadium marks a new location in the open landscape to the north between the airport and downtown Munich. Hence, the main stairs along the outside of the shell follow the line of greatest slope, underscoring the procession-like approach of visitors to the stadium. Playing Regionalliga games in a stadium with 75,000 capacity would be absurd.Three themes define our architectural and urban concept for the world championship football stadium in Munich (the Allianz Arena): the presence of the stadium as an illuminated body that can change its appearance and is situated in an open landscape, the procession-like arrival of fans in a landscaped area and the crater-like interior of the stadium itselfīoth the shell and the structural skeleton of the stadium are designed throughout to implement these three key concerns. "We thank those responsible at FC Bayern for their collaboration and cooperation which played a major part in us starting the new season positively," Fauser said.īayern CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said during a news conference on Wednesday: "1860 are happy that the internal problems are solved. 1860 start their Regionalliga campaign at the Grunwalder in the suburb of Giesing against Wacker Burghausen on July 21. Having staved off bankruptcy on Tuesday, 1860 are now preparing for Regionalliga fourth-tier football this season at the Grunwalder Stadium, where they played their home games when winning the Bundesliga title over 50 years ago. Ayre, 54, had left his role at Anfield in February to become general manager in Munich, but said constant battles between the club's shareholders had drained him. However, despite heavy investment, 1860 were relegated from the second tier in May and immediately dropped another level for failing to transfer about €5m to the German Football Federation (DFB) for a third-division licence.Īmid chaotic scenes on and off the pitch, former Liverpool CEO Ian Ayre quit on the eve of 1860's relegation showdown with Regensburg after only eight weeks at the club. Bayern Munich and 1860 Munic have shared the Allianz Arena since 2004. Bayern acquired those shares in 2006 for €11 million, but allowed their neighbours to stage homes games as a tenant.ġ860 are bankrolled by Jordanian investor Hasan Ismaik, who hired former Porto coach Vitor Pereira last December, promising to lead the former European Cup Winners' Cup finalists back to the top echelons of the game. 1860, the first Munich side ever to win the Bundesliga in 1966, previously held an equal share in the stadium, which was built for the 2006 World Cup in Germany. Since 2004-05 both Munich clubs have staged their home games at the Allianz Arena. "The agreement precludes 1860 from returning to the Allianz Arena at a later date," Bayern announced in a statement. The cancellation follows talks between 1860's managing director Markus Fauser, and Jan-Christian Dreesen, Bayern's finance director and vice chairperson. Alexander Hassenstein/Bongarts/Getty Imagesīayern Munich have cancelled the contract with former Bundesliga champions TSV 1860 Munich at their Allianz Arena stadium. 1860 Munich will play the 2017-18 season in the fourth tier of German football.
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