New Everton stadium ‘will reflect’ Liverpool’s Unesco status

Bramley Moore Dock, Liverpool

Premiership club says much-anticipated Dan Meis designs for docks will be unveiled next month

Everton FC has said the public will get a long-awaited first look at architect Dan Meis’ proposals for its new stadium next month – and that the venue will be “unique yet respectful” of Liverpool’s Unesco World Heritage Site status.

US-based Meis is working with Sheppard Robson on proposals for a 52,000-seater stadium for the Premiership club, which will see it relocate from its current Goodison Park home to Bramley-Moore Dock, around 1.5 miles from the city’s Pier Head.

In an update on the project, Everton’s stadium director Colin Chong said the latest stadium concepts were “on track” to be released for a new round of consultation towards the end of next month.

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