New Everton Stadium Update (2 May 2024)

The meticulous craftsmanship employed in the construction process has paved the way for the seamless integration of the two expansive halves of the Fan Plaza at Everton Stadium. Thus far, the plaza's 30,000-square-meter expanse has been developed in two sections, with a busy vehicle access road running through the middle. However, with all deliveries now relocated to the north end of the stadium, the skilled stone contractors from Laing O'Rourke can now concentrate their efforts on flawlessly merging the two paved sections with unrivaled precision.
Dave Ruddy, Project Manager for Laing O’Rourke, explained: “A lot of work is going into closing up the two halves of the eastern fan plaza. “We just recently shut down the main vehicle entrance to allow them to enter via the northern turrets, which enables us to close up the two halves. “The logistics of the overall scheme are quite difficult. There is a lot of activity on site at the moment and around 1,200 workers on site, along with multiple vehicle deliveries coming onto site every day, so it’s all about trying to maintain that equilibrium between keeping the job fed and keeping everyone safe.” A further level of complication sees the heritage assets being reinstalled as the plaza grows. That means many more of the historic railway lines, dating back to the dock’s heyday as a distribution point for goods heading into and out of Liverpool, being integrated into the final design.

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