DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE
The new-look pavilion will incorporate a media centre and residential apartments
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County Ground Bristol, UK
Bristol City Council (BCC) has approved plans put forward by Gloucestershire County Cricket Club (GCCC) for the rede- velopment of its County Ground home. Working in partnership with Linden Homes, GCCC is planning a comprehensive revamp of the stadium which will include the demolition of the existing Mound and Jessop stands.
A new-look pavilion will incorporate a
modern media centre, and 7,500 perma- nent seats are to be installed. A number of residential apartments are also planned as part of the scheme. Architects Arturus are designing the project.
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Brandywell Stadium Derry, Northern Ireland
The £10.3m (12.6m, US$16.6m) redevelopment of Northern Ireland’s Brandywell Stadium has moved forward after Derry City Council (DCC) agreed to progress to the next stage of the process. Members of the development com- mittee backed the project at a special meeting, which now enables a full business case to be submitted to the Northern Ireland Executive.
A new-look, 5,100-seat Brandywell Stadium complying with UEFA Category II regulations is at the centre of the pro- posals. The ground is currently home to Derry City Football Club.
Grass playing pitches will be restored
The project also involves restored grass playing pitches and training facilities at Daiseyfi eld and the Brandywell show- grounds. Project completion is currently scheduled for late 2014.
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