博尔扎诺的德鲁苏斯体育场
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南蒂罗尔的新职业足球场
经过资格竞赛，该项目被授予来自布里克森的Dejaco + Partner建筑师事务所，并与Vahrn的gmp和Bergmeister咨询工程师紧密合作。设计由梅因哈德·冯·格尔坎、斯蒂芬·舒茨和拉尔夫·德贾科共同完成。
南蒂罗尔省和博尔扎诺市在该项目上投资了约1500万欧元，以使1936年建成的体育场符合现代职业足球的要求。该体育场用于FC Südtirol的主场比赛。尽管俱乐部的基地位于博尔扎诺，但它被视为代表整个南蒂罗尔，并且在一年前成功晋级意大利第二联赛。为了满足意大利乙级联赛的标准，体育场必须进行彻底的翻新。在初始建设阶段，第一步是翻新体育场，并将座位数量从3100个增加到5500个。为此，两个看台都被延长，并向场地延伸。德鲁苏斯体育场的历史部分尽可能保留。然而，完全新的部分是带有加热天然草坪的场地，这是意大利足球联盟的要求，使得冬季也能使用该场地。
“赞维托尔”“Zanvettor” 看台是一座以纯粹风格建造的新建筑，位于受保护的历史结构体育场门后面。宏伟的门口被小心地整合在一个裸露混凝土基础中，并用钢格栅梁覆盖。看台下方的空间用于与意大利乙级联赛比赛相关的所有设施，包括为球队提供更好的更衣室、新闻发布室和面向场地的新闻工作室。历史门口提供通往球迷商店和餐饮区的通道，这些区域在没有比赛时也可使用。用于高效管理体育场的行政办公室位于上层。
与赞维托尔看台相对的较窄且较低的“卡纳扎”“Canazza” 看台，具有其特征性的拱形混凝土壳顶，经过保留、翻新，并向左右延伸，采用与赞维托尔看台相匹配的更简单的屋顶结构。未来在北侧和南侧增建可容纳多达10,000名观众的看台的计划已经制定。与赞维托尔和卡纳扎看台相匹配，开发了一种模块化建筑系统，以便于简单的第二阶段建设。
A new stadium for professional football in South Tyrol
Following a qualification competition, the project was awarded to architects Dejaco + Partner from Brixen in close cooperation and in partnership with gmp and Bergmeister Consulting Engineers from Vahrn. The design was jointly produced by Meinhard von Gerkan and Stephan Schütz with Ralf Dejaco.
The province of South Tyrol and the City of Bolzano have invested about 15 million euros in the project to adapt the stadium dating from 1936 to the requirements of today’s professional football. It is used for the home games of FC Südtirol. Even though the club’s base is in Bolzano, it is considered to represent all of South Tyrol and, a year ago, managed to achieve promotion to the second Italian league. In order to fulfill the criteria of Serie B, the stadium had to be thoroughly overhauled. During the initial construction phase, the first step was to refurbish the stadium and increase the number of seats from 3,100 to 5,500. To achieve this, both grandstands were made longer and were extended down to the field. The historic parts of the Drusus Stadium were retained as much as possible. Completely new, however, is the field with heated natural turf, a requirement of the Lega Calcio, which makes it possible to use the field also in winter.
The “Zanvettor” grandstand – a new construction in the purist style – was built behind the stadium portal, which is protected as a historic structure. The monumental portal was carefully integrated in a fair-faced concrete base and was roofed over using steel lattice girders. The space below the grandstand is used for all the facilities needed in connection with Serie B matches. These include better equipped dressing rooms for the teams, the press room, and a press work room that faces the field. The historic portal provides access to the fan shop and eateries, which can also be used when no matches are taking place. The administrative premises required for efficient management of the stadium are located on the upper floor.
The narrower and lower “Canazza” grandstand opposite the Zanvettor, with its characteristic vaulted concrete shell roof, was retained, overhauled, and extended to the left and right with a simpler roof construction that matches the design of the Zanvettor grandstand. Plans for the future addition of grandstands to the north and south for up to 10,000 spectators are already in place. Matching the Zanvettor and Canazza grandstands, a modular construction system was developed that facilitates an uncomplicated second construction phase.