A Public-Private Partnership for National Football Stadium

They have already designated an 11 hectare plot for this purpose and reserved zł.200 million for this investment in the city's budget. However, "Warsaw is not intending to take risks related to the commercial activity of the stadium, so we are thinking in terms of a Public-Private Partnership," said Michał Borowski, Warsaw's chief architect. The council is considering two options related to the stadium. The first one envisages constructing a zł.200 million open air construction, or a 50% more expensive roofed stadium. "From the business perspective, the version with the roof is more feasible. It is worth thinking of what will happen outside the games schedule," commented Barry Winterton from Muff McDonald, which took part in the construction of Wembley stadium in Britain. (Puls Biznesu, p. 12) M.M.