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New Everton Stadium

DerbyshireAndHarper said:
For those complaining about how long things take, this is the timeline for a similar waterside Roma Stadium that Dan Meis is working on:

http://www.stadiodellaroma.com/en/timeline



If the same timeline is applied to a new Everton stadium at Bramley Moore Dock, this is what it would look like: 



September 2016 (when news first broke he was leading the design)
https://www.architectsjournal.co.uk...-work-on-new-everton-stadium/10011980.article
Veteran stadium architect, Dan Meis, brought on to lead design 
efforts 


Then based on that:

December 2016
Initial Bramley Moore Dock Stadium and Master Site designs completed 


August 2017
Bramley Moore Dock Stadium team presents project vision and scope to 
Mayor Joe Anderson 


November 2017
Public unveiling of the stadium model at Bramley Moore Dock Stadium 


July 2018
LCC approves Bramley Moore Dock Stadium as a project of public interest for the City of Liverpool and gives planning permission

November 2018
Geotechnical analysis begins on-site


January 2019
Initial site dossier submission to Liverpool City Council 


November 2019
Bramley Moore Dock Stadium technical designs submitted to LCC 


December 2019
Mastersite Supplementary technical dossier submitted to LCC 


Mid 2020
Bramley Moore Dock Stadium to break ground 


Late 2022
Bramley Moore Dock Stadium to be substantially completed 


August 2023
Bramley Moore Dock Stadium and surrounding facilities to open 


Now obviously this is purely based on the timings planned for the Roma Stadium and how long it is taking them to do things, and the Bramley Moore Dock site may be more and less complicated than the Roma one. The plus is that the actual breaking of ground and building the stadium only takes 2 years. The negative is that it is clearly a long process and we could be looking at 6 and 1/2 years before we actually move into a new stadium. Mayor Anderson said following his July 2016 meeting with Moshiri said we could be in the new stadium in 5 years, which would be August 2021, 2 years ahead of the timeline for how long it is taking Roma to build theirs.

@The Esk
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Interesting mate, although I do think the pre-build stages will be quicker than your timeline is suggesting. I'd think season 2021/22 is very possible.
 
The Esk said:
Interesting mate, although I do think the pre-build stages will be quicker than your timeline is suggesting. I'd think season 2021/22 is very possible.
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Spurs....planning permission granted Sept 2011; CPO issued July 2014 effectively giving approval to proceed; legal challenge Feb 2015 but unsuccessful; new designs drawn up in meantime and a new planning permission granted in Dec 2015; stadium opening planned for 2018/19

2021/22 for us looks consistent with that.
 

ToffeeDoug said:
Thanks, nice to see the article in full. Confirms that the heritage issues being confronted include the waterfront as much as they do Everton's history.
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Great stuff mate.
Looks like its painstakingly being designed to fit into the area.
Could be warehouse looking , like Lucas Oil stadium or keeping with the heritage theme like a Big Ship pointing out to tbe river.
Whichever it is as the article states "unique" to english football.
Must admit sounds fantastic.
 

ijjysmith said:
Look at West Ham playing in the Olympic Stadium.

The exact opposite to that please.
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I know it is slightly off topic but I would dearly love them to go down.

If only to see what sort of attendances they'd get in the Championship.

You're completely right though, Meis should look at West Ham's stadium and just disregard everything about it that makes it so unfeasible.

Any new stadium for us needs the fans as close to the pitch as possible for starters.
 
blulouie said:
Great stuff mate.
Looks like its painstakingly being designed to fit into the area.
Could be warehouse looking , like Lucas Oil stadium or keeping with the heritage theme like a Big Ship pointing out to tbe river.
Whichever it is as the article states "unique" to english football.
Must admit sounds fantastic.
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blulouie said:
Great stuff mate.
Looks like its painstakingly being designed to fit into the area.
Could be warehouse looking , like Lucas Oil stadium or keeping with the heritage theme like a Big Ship pointing out to tbe river.
Whichever it is as the article states "unique" to english football.
Must admit sounds fantastic.
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Sorry Doug that was meant for Granter;)
 
DerbyshireAndHarper said:
I know it is slightly off topic but I would dearly love them to go down.

If only to see what sort of attendances they'd get in the Championship.

You're completely right though, Meis should look at West Ham's stadium and just disregard everything about it that makes it so unfeasible.

Any new stadium for us needs the fans as close to the pitch as possible for starters.
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West Ham, Leicester and Liverpool please.
 

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