The design of the new football field with a synthetic surface surrounded by a full-size running track was created on a plot of land that also includes the Olimpia Tennis Park, one of the most beautiful tennis centers in Poland, and catering buildings that house the ŻUK restaurant, designed by our Architects.

We have also designed athletic facilities at the complex, such as a jumping hill for the triple jump, high jump, distance jump, and a ball throwing facility. With the changes, the facility has been classified as a Category III warm-up stadium. The project has received a positive opinion from the Polish Athletic Association. The Poznań pitch required the design of adequate lighting in accordance with regulations to allow training until late in the evening.

Above all, it is a multi-purpose facility that will certainly cater to the needs of local residents, while also allowing for the organization of high-level athletic competitions. The area of the entire field is covered with a synthetic surface and protected by a full drainage system that efficiently drains rainwater. – Rafal Murat, Lead Architect

On a daily basis, the field serves as a training base for the Wielkopolska Football Association, provincial cadres, the soccer team Armia Poznan and the rugby players Chaos Poznan. During major events at the adjacent athletics stadium, the field serves as a warm-up facility.