New Everton Stadium

[maccavennie]

Just catching up on this thread so apologies if this has already been covered or linked. In terms of the roof, other than the removal of the slight incline from North to South, I understand the roof design remains the same as the original planning submission. You can read the detail in Part 4 of the Design & Access Statement but as I can't work out how to link from my phone I've taken some screen shots. Hope you can read the detail on the attached pics.

Inner roof is polycarbonate. Main roof is standing seam aluminium. Barrel roof is perforated aluminium. Only the polycarbonate and standing seam aluminium sections provide protection from the rain with the gutter then separating the perforated barrel section from the main roof. The barrel section isn't close to the seats though.

any help?
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Those 2 bottom pics are quality

 

[McKindrick Blue]

Definitely no reduction in any areas mate. That North stand was always going to be quite a small upper tier due to lack of space.

52,888 is what they've said and that's what it'll be for starters. I'm assuming the only way it ever gets closer to 60k is if the standing ratio increased and the North stand lower and South Stand Lower section become standing.

Whenever I look at the plans, it definitely looks to me like the East and West Upper tiers could have been made bigger as the footprint of those stands is huge.

Also on another note, if someone here has a family member/friend who they take to Goodison and they use a wheelchair, could you reply to this message as I have a question I'd like to ask. Apparently at Goodison there is access for 216 wheelchair users (I'm assuming this number increased with the new upper section they built in the Park End?). On thennew stadium plans I could only count access for 181 wheelchair users which I thought quite strange as it's a larger capacity. So my question is. The seat next to where a wheelchair can be placed for the relative/friend to sit, do Everton ( or football clubs in general) actually count that as one of the 216 seats available?

On the plans it looks like we've got a fair few access points yet surely it would be really disappointing if there was less access than Goodison offers.

Says in the D&A Statement that there are 228 GA wheelchair viewing positions and 55 hospitality wheelchair viewing positions. Not sure how they count them though.

 

[maccavennie]

Says in the D&A Statement that there are 228 GA wheelchair viewing positions and 55 hospitality wheelchair viewing positions. Not sure how they count them though.
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Says in the D&A Statement that there are 228 GA wheelchair viewing positions and 55 hospitality wheelchair viewing positions. Not sure how they count them though.
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Is that for the new stadium mate or Goodison?

 

[LEONARD]

Will the proposed massive EVERTON signage be on the stand facing the Mersey?

Big opportunity lost, if not so.

 

[McKindrick Blue]

Is that for the new stadium mate or Goodison?

New stadium. No idea about GP.

 

[maccavennie]

New stadium. No idea about GP.

Cheers mate. I've counted 181 bays for sure but maybe I've missed corporate sections as well. Not sure if they count the seats next to each bay either which would then bump up the figure massively.

All interesting though and appreciate the research from you

 

[allen]

Just catching up on this thread so apologies if this has already been covered or linked. In terms of the roof, other than the removal of the slight incline from North to South, I understand the roof design remains the same as the original planning submission. You can read the detail in Part 4 of the Design & Access Statement but as I can't work out how to link from my phone I've taken some screen shots. Hope you can read the detail on the attached pics.

Inner roof is polycarbonate. Main roof is standing seam aluminium. Barrel roof is perforated aluminium. Only the polycarbonate and standing seam aluminium sections provide protection from the rain with the gutter then separating the perforated barrel section from the main roof. The barrel section isn't close to the seats though.

any help?
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Oh amazing, thank you!

That's answered all of my questions!

It's going to look incredible.

 

[arch stanton]

Just catching up on this thread so apologies if this has already been covered or linked. In terms of the roof, other than the removal of the slight incline from North to South, I understand the roof design remains the same as the original planning submission. You can read the detail in Part 4 of the Design & Access Statement but as I can't work out how to link from my phone I've taken some screen shots. Hope you can read the detail on the attached pics.

Inner roof is polycarbonate. Main roof is standing seam aluminium. Barrel roof is perforated aluminium. Only the polycarbonate and standing seam aluminium sections provide protection from the rain with the gutter then separating the perforated barrel section from the main roof. The barrel section isn't close to the seats though.

any help?
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so the roof has holes in, FFS, proper everton that

 

[andy4efc]

Will the proposed massive EVERTON signage be on the stand facing the Mersey?

Big opportunity lost, if not so.

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No mate, North-South is the pitch so that end would have to face the city.

 

[Goat]

Will the proposed massive EVERTON signage be on the stand facing the Mersey?

Big opportunity lost, if not so.

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Didnt we bin that Everton sign off?

 

[maccavennie]

Didnt we bin that Everton sign off?

Pretty sure they've confirmed the signage as "Crap Aren't We"

 

[McKindrick Blue]

Didnt we bin that Everton sign off?

Think it was only ever meant as a projection rather than a sign. Would be proper 'Everton that' to have a massive picture window design statement and cover the view through it with massive white letters.

 

[Goat]

Think it was only ever meant as a projection rather than a sign. Would be proper 'Everton that' to have a massive picture window design statement and cover the view through it with massive white letters.

Not sure to be honest mate.

Just recall Meis saying it had been removed or something, maybe its as you say and it was only ever a projection.

 

[Jokerdan]

As long as the exterior has blue and white lighting. Surely a projected 'EVERTON' signage on the South Face would be an alternative?

 

[BullensRoad]

Says in the D&A Statement that there are 228 GA wheelchair viewing positions and 55 hospitality wheelchair viewing positions. Not sure how they count them though.
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You can see on the imagery that there's a serious amount of disabled seating.