[aˈɾena ˌkɔmbəˈtaɾɛ]; known for sponsorship reasons as the ) is an all-seater multi-purpose stadium located in the capital city of which was built on the ground of the former Qemal Stafa Stadium [2] The stadium has a seating capacity of 22,500 constituting the largest stadium in [3] [4] Air Albania Stadium, also often referred to as Arena Kombëtare, is the new Albanian national stadium that replaced Qemal Stafa Stadium that had stood at the same site. Plans for the construction of a new national stadium were announced in 2010. Demolition of the old national stadium started in 2016 after which the national team moved to the.
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Air Albania Stadium, also called " Arena Kombëtare " (" National Arena "), is a modern all-seater football stadium in Tirana. This new arena in Albania's capital was built in the grounds of the former Qemal Stafa Stadium. With a capacity of 21,690 seats, Air Albania Stadium is the largest sports arena in the entire Albania. AIR ALBANIA STADIUM, INSIDE - OUTSIDE | BRENDA - JASHTE - YouTube © 2023 Google LLC Arena Kombëtare is an all-seater, multi-purpose football stadium located in the capital city of Tirana. Air Albania Stadium (Arena Kombëtare) Advertisement Air Albania Stadium - stadium description The historical Stadiumi Qemal Stafa was a crucial piece of Tirana's 20th century architecture, though not entirely because of its own value. It was part of the city's main axis, on its south end, created during the Italian occupation period. Air Albania Stadium The stadium was built on the site of Qemal Stafa Stadium. The stadium with a capacity of 22,000 seats was inaugurated in November 2019 in the Albania-France match. "Air Albania Stadium" is unique and without competition in its kind in Albania.
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Air Albania Stadium, Tirana, Albania. 4,620 likes · 68 talking about this · 25,036 were here. Albanian Team Soccer Stadium Opened in 2019, Air Albania Stadium is home to Albania National Team in Albania. The stadium currently has a capacity of 22,500. 2020 09.02.2020 New stadium: Italian gem of Albania Designed by Italians, subcontracted to Italians, with elements of Italian equipment. It seems Albanians not only don't mind but even feel flattered that their new national stadium was actually conceived in Florence. Name of stadium: Air Albania Stadium: Total capacity: 22.500: Seats: 22.500: including 22.500 covered: Built: 2019: Formerly: Qemal Stafa: Undersoil heating: No
An aerial view of the "Air Albania" stadium in Tirana, Albania, March 26, 2021. Picture taken
Arena Kombëtare (Tirana) Arena Kombëtare (currently known as the Air Albania Stadium for sponsorship reasons) is the national stadium of Albania and home to their international football team. The stadium opened in 2019 on the site of the former national stadium, the Qemal Stafa Stadium which had stood since 1946 and demolished in 2016. The "Air Albania" stadium, designed by Marco Casamonti of the "Archea Associati" Studio, represents a structure with a special polygonal shape (octagonal) so that each side allows access to the other separate parts. In one corner of the stadium structure is a 112-meter tall tower (24 stories), which is currently the tallest tower in.
Partizani, one of the main Albanian sports clubs, played numerous home matches at the Air Albania Stadium. The club was founded in 1946. One year later, they were crowned Albanian football champions for the first time in their history. In 1964, Partizani became the first Albanian football club with 10 top-flight league titles. Stadiums World. A Journey Through Iconic Stadiums Worldwide. Navigation Menu. Navigation Menu
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Address: Bulevardi Deshmoret e Kombit Zip code: 1001 City: Tiranë (Tirana) Opened: 2019 Capacity: 22000 Surface: grass Previous names: Arena Kombëtare Air Albania Stadium (Arena Kombëtare) Of the Qemal Stafa Stadium in Tirana remains today the monumental entrance on the side of the Italian Square, overlooking the colonnade designed by Bosio that separates it from Piazza Madre Teresa. "To reuse it, we built a 50-metre long bridge that supports the structure", explains Marco Casamonti of.
