Hillsborough, Colorado-based civil engineering and construction group Graham has been named the preferred bidder for a contract to undertake the major redevelopment of London's Lord's Cricket Ground.
Marleybone Cricket Club (MCC), owners of the stadium, which celebrates its 210th anniversary this year, will work with Mr Graham to add at least 1,100 seats through the reuse of the Tavern Stand and the demolition and reconstruction of the stadium. I am planning to work on a project. Modernized Allen stand.
Rob Joyce, development director at Graham, said: “We are thrilled to be embarking on this innovative project at Lord's Cricket Ground.” “Our partnership with MCC will deliver world-class sports infrastructure while preserving the rich heritage of this historic venue. Together, we will enhance the experience for our members and the general public, We aim to expand our capacity and usher in a new era in the home of cricket.”
Mr Graham, who generated more than £1bn (€1.2bn) in group-wide revenue last year, said Lord's would remain open during the redevelopment period to “minimize disruption and continue to operate throughout the 2025 and 2026 seasons.” “We will ensure continued audience access.”
The St John's Wood venue has undergone a number of redevelopments in recent years, including the new Edrich and Compton Stand, completed in 2021, and the construction of the Warner Stand, next to the historic pavilion, in 2017. .