Euro 2012 stadiums – January 2010 photo update

Those are the latest photos of few stadiums that are currently being built in Poland and Ukraine.

Lech Poznan stadium: workers are currently focused on roof construction and filling up the corners.

Lech Poznan stadium. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

Lech Poznan stadium. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

Lech Poznan stadium. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

Lech Poznan stadium. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

Lech Poznan stadium. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

Lech Poznan stadium. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

National Stadium, Warsaw:

National Stadium in Warsaw. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

National Stadium in Warsaw. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

National Stadium in Warsaw. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

National Stadium in Warsaw. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

National Stadium in Warsaw. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

National Stadium in Warsaw. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

City Stadium, Wroclaw: The build is currently on hold because of the problems with delays. Now new executor is preparing to take over the building-site.

Wroclaw City Stadium. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

Wroclaw City Stadium. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

PGE Arena Gdansk: workers are preparing to set the upper steel construction.

PGE Gdansk Arena. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

PGE Gdansk Arena. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

PGE Gdansk Arena. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

PGE Gdansk Arena. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

PGE Gdansk Arena. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

PGE Gdansk Arena. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

Kiev Olympic Stadium: the building site slowly develops.

Kiev Olympic Stadium. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

Kiev Olympic Stadium. Photo taken from Skyscrapercity forums.

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