Reconstruction of north, south and main stands (1990–1993) Stadio Ennio Tardini

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a view of tribuna est , curva sud north-west quadrant.


promotion serie in 1990 required legal minimum of 30,000 seats clubs playing in division. seating capacity of stadium @ time 13,500. both viable options considered: adaptation of current stadium , construction of new ground in part of city. consortium filed plans new stadium built near baganzola, few miles outside parma, on 14 june 1990. idea praised city s authorities, political change in city s halls led delays in approval of plans. consequently, on 29 may 1991 club voted slim majority renovate current stadium. first, grandstand enlarged. next, construction of english corner stands – stands fill in corners of stadium , make rectangular base 4 stands close pitch, thereby replacing oval shape of stands had facilitated running track in previous years – begun. curva nord, club s dedicated fans sit, re-developed in style after parma s triumph in coppa italia in 1992 before opposite stand completed year later.


renovations completed in 1993, having begun in 1991, further plans improve stadium approved city on 23 december 1993 local funding in excess of £12 billion. time tribuna est target. outcome of overhaul of stadium – designed architects stefano della santa, italo jemmi, paolo simonetti , fabrizio fabbri – begun in spring of 1991 led number of issues relating inflows , outflows of thousands of people. other problems included urban location of stadium , consequent necessary construction of stadium within defined perimeter. caused difficulties in provision of view seats , of adequate safety features. while striking differences stadium increase in capacity , removal of running track, amenities vastly improved.







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