ToffeeDoug
Player Valuation: £35m
How much of the ground was 'blown up'. Surely just a little part of it?
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How much of the ground was 'blown up'. Surely just a little part of it?
Foot Long Hot Dog
Player Valuation: A packet of pork scratchings
It went up in a ball of flames, much like their season
TheFinnFan
Finners
One of the corners from inside
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
Onwards Evertonians
Player Valuation: £8m
US sports specialist appointed to work on new Everton stadium
Meis Architects – an American sports specialist – has been contracted to work on the new Everton stadium
A source close to the stadium project has told the AJ that the firm – based in New York and Los Angeles – is working with the Premier League club on plans to move its home away from Goodison Park.
Earlier this month, The Business Journals reported that Xan Young, a principal at the practice, is spearheading the design.
The website said that Young is also designing a new stadium for AS Roma.
Founded in 2007, Meis Architects is currently working on a number of stadiums including, Los Angeles’ 75,000-seater NFL stadium at Grand Crossing and the Las Vegas MLS stadium.
Dan Meis, managing director at the practice, previously worked at NBBJ where he led the design for Los Angeles’ STAPLES Center, Cincinnati’s Paul Brown Stadium, Seattle’s Safeco Field, Milwaukee’s Miller Park and Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field.
Meis hinted at a close relationship with the Merseyside-based club when he posted images on Twitter while watching Everton’s 3-1 win against Middlesbrough on Saturday.
Everton has struggled with previous schemes to build a new stadium.
In 2003, the club was forced to abandon a scheme for a new stadium at King’s Dock, Liverpool, because it could not find the required £30 million in funding.
Plans for another 50,000-seater stadium in Kirkby, six miles to the north-east, were rejected by the government in 2009.
While no site has been confirmed for the current plans, the AJ understands that two locations – Stonebridge Cross and Bramley Moore dock – are being mooted by the club for the scheme.
In August, Liverpool mayor Joe Anderson hinted that the site could be the Bramley Moore dock on Twitter.
The dock closed in 1988 following the decline of south Lancashire’s coal industry, and has since been used as a site for the Sound City music festival.
The development at Everton comes after rival team Liverpool FC recently unveiled its new Main Stand, designed by KSS.
https://www.architectsjournal.co.uk...-work-on-new-everton-stadium/10011980.article
Meis Architects – an American sports specialist – has been contracted to work on the new Everton stadium
A source close to the stadium project has told the AJ that the firm – based in New York and Los Angeles – is working with the Premier League club on plans to move its home away from Goodison Park.
Earlier this month, The Business Journals reported that Xan Young, a principal at the practice, is spearheading the design.
The website said that Young is also designing a new stadium for AS Roma.
Founded in 2007, Meis Architects is currently working on a number of stadiums including, Los Angeles’ 75,000-seater NFL stadium at Grand Crossing and the Las Vegas MLS stadium.
Dan Meis, managing director at the practice, previously worked at NBBJ where he led the design for Los Angeles’ STAPLES Center, Cincinnati’s Paul Brown Stadium, Seattle’s Safeco Field, Milwaukee’s Miller Park and Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field.
Meis hinted at a close relationship with the Merseyside-based club when he posted images on Twitter while watching Everton’s 3-1 win against Middlesbrough on Saturday.
Everton has struggled with previous schemes to build a new stadium.
In 2003, the club was forced to abandon a scheme for a new stadium at King’s Dock, Liverpool, because it could not find the required £30 million in funding.
Plans for another 50,000-seater stadium in Kirkby, six miles to the north-east, were rejected by the government in 2009.
While no site has been confirmed for the current plans, the AJ understands that two locations – Stonebridge Cross and Bramley Moore dock – are being mooted by the club for the scheme.
In August, Liverpool mayor Joe Anderson hinted that the site could be the Bramley Moore dock on Twitter.
The dock closed in 1988 following the decline of south Lancashire’s coal industry, and has since been used as a site for the Sound City music festival.
The development at Everton comes after rival team Liverpool FC recently unveiled its new Main Stand, designed by KSS.
https://www.architectsjournal.co.uk...-work-on-new-everton-stadium/10011980.article
It blew up like Payets knee when McCarthy tackled him.
ggooggooggoo
Player Valuation: £8m
Bilbao like stadium will be fine no need for expensive architects.
Its not hard.
Its not hard.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
I'm sort of meh on this, but as a comparison to the industrial Lucas Oil stadium there is a new completely covered NFL arena, the US Bank Stadium. It's supposed to be like a boat so would something like this fit the maritime history of Liverpool? What do you think?
Toffeelover
Player Valuation: £80m
Mate, it looks like a railway station and or a warehouse!
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Have to say, can get the "fit in with the dock" heritage and all that, but I raise you a power station, sort of.
terry nodder
Player Valuation: £8m
We basically need a temple of sport, ideally one that sits on the waterfront with the salty brine gingerly lapping at our toes and so that we can ride the crest of a wave as we crush our pitiful rivals on our quest for eternal glory.
CHeers, TEd.
CHeers, TEd.
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
That would be great apart from when the sunsets and blinds everyone!!
billytoffee
Player Valuation: £20m
In a Battersea without the chimney's sort of style - oh and without stray dogs and Paul O'Grady.