Stadion Miejski w Białej Podlaskiej – design description

New stadium in Biała Podlaska will be far more modest than the ambitious plans of 2016 that suggested an enclosed arena able to hold 8,000 when finished. Not only the scale, but also the layout is changing. The main stand will be located conventionally, on the west side (rather than east, as was in the old design’s case).

Completely covered, the grandstand will have 9 sections of 8 rows each, becoming the largest part of the stadium. Its length is slightly over 94 metres, while height reaches more than 10 m at peak. It will have two levels of facilities beneath the prefabricated auditorium, focusing on sports amenities in the central part, while also housing sanitary facilities for supporters closer to both ends.

In the future expansion is possible, should ticket demand warrant it. Room for growth was left behind the north goal and along the east side. The south end is most likely to remain open, having a 153-place car park built behind it.

A modest section for away fans is planned along the east side. Offering just 4 uncovered rows, the area will have 88 seats, with an adjoining parking for 12 cars and 3 buses.

Although the stadium is being built with 3rd league requirements in mind, floodlights are included in the scheme. Their output is 500 lux, which means they’re sufficient for training, not broadcast.