new everton Fc stadium - 11th July 2024- Bramley Moore Dock - latest progress update
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July Pal 😁 thanks for the update
Nice one, Colin.
1) The north perimeter will not be parallel to the north stand, remember. Whilst it's closer to the edge of the overhang where the overhang starts, it gradually diverges to the west end to be about 10m away from the North Stand ground facade.
2) At 1:10 mins you can see how well they have got on with re-sealing and re-mortaring the domed rooves of the northern gate towers.
3) Had you noticed that they had overlaid the covers on about 80% of the length of the mitred joints of the Polycarbonate roof?
4) At 9:37 mins, you can see how the water-effect flags are laid to give the effect of gradually darker water when traversing from the dock wall towards the stadium facade.
3) Your attention at 10:02 mins was the old dock wall Granite Copping Stones, not the future location of the other concrete 2-tiered bench. The future northern bench will, like the southern one, be located out fro the full-depth brick facade between the portals, where the blue cherry picker has it's boom resting (see at 10:11 mins).
4) At 10:15 - 10:16 mins you can see the line of probable mood-lighting posts following the line of the barrel roof bottom edge, on the East Stand concrete roof.
I did see the mitered joint covers on the poly-carbonate but to be honest couldn't remember if they had already been done a while.
I didn't notice the water effect flags until i watched it on a bigger screen.
I was winging it looking for the second 2 tier bench ;)
I haven't checked the status of the west stand mood lighting posts lately either so will do that on the next visit.
How high will the north boundary wall be do you think
@@cp-overview 👌.
@@robfalcon3404 Rob: the top lip of the concrete 'wall' (which is really only a base) will be just 15cm above the level of the yet-to-be-laid asphalt surface on the BMD side and 35cm above UU's land hard surface. The BMD hard surface actually slopes slightly down to the perimeter from the base of the stadium facade. It's a drop of 20cm over a distance of 9.5m, at the midway cross-section of the North Stand.
There will be a standard steel security fence mounted on top of the wall, standing at about 2.4 m, meaning that the top of the fence will be about 2.6m above the BMD asphalt surface.
Thanks great video mate
There really is a considerable difference between the 2 roof sections. I didn't expect that. Of course, I know the stadium will move due to settling in. Great video highlighting that mate👌
I was shocked to hear that the settling was as much as 45 cm even if that was still dead centre of the expected range of 30 - 60 cm.
How would that be sorted/levelled?
@@Graeme726 Graeme: maybe I need to be a bit more specific in my comment. LoR expected the North/South stands rooves to settle by as much as 30-6- cm after the Blue Support towers were removed (if you remember them?). The fact that it actually hit the centre of the range at 45 cm, means that the line of the roof should end up pretty much in line with the expected other side of the movement joint of the East and West stand rooves, after their own degree of settling. So, hopefully, it should end up being a lot easier to fill the gap than if it hadn't hit centre of the range. Installing shaped covers that are kind of only matching across a 2 dimensional, horizontal axis rather than a 3 dimensional, vertical and horizontal border will be much easier than the worst projected.
Thanks David, I wasn't sure i had originally explained it very well and people were thinking there was a 45cm difference in heights of the 2 stands rather than the fact they both dropped around 45cm.
It is the one fact that surprised me on the tour, and they did explain that the blue support towers were all lowered equally, slowly until the settling stopped. It had become my new goal in looking for the step in heights they had spoke about.
@cp-overview Ah right - both sides dropped equally within a forecasted range - that's more comforting.
Great video, so much going on at the moment
Thanks
Thanks Colin 👍
Good video buddy
@@Craigstv1 Thanks Craig, how are you getting on lately ?
@@cp-overview good mate and feeling better then what I was
@@Craigstv1brilliant, onwards and upwards 👍
Another brilliant video Colin. When you did the tour did they say that there would be any Everton branding or crests to be fitted to the stadium exterior?
Due to the heritage status of the docks, Historic England and the council objected to a big Everton sign on the stadium exterior, and they weren’t keen having a large EFC badge either. There will be blue EFC banners in the main fan zone plaza and under both the north and south stands though.
@@DuncTheBlue1878 Thanks Dunc, I think that’s ridiculous though. We should be able to have our club badge on it. The arena has the M&S logo on it and that’s sat in the middle of the world heritage site.
@@ryanhagedorn555 I agree
They didn’t mention anything, but I would presume anything like that would come after LOR hand the site over to Everton.
Random guess on my part but have they now opted to install rail seating at rear of away section ?
It always was rail seating
I think same - initially they were installed when normal north/east stand seats were installed and lower section was left empty like south stand
I'd say that you're correct Jay, the section above the Away fans will be used for the Away fans in Cups, but not in the League, maybe the rail seating is better for crowd control, should the Away fans in Cups kick off.
@stephenlinden-wyatt-ys8vy just looked back to CPs video on 20/6 7mins in and the rear half didn't seem to have rail seats but the front was having them fitted. 🤷♂️
I'm a bit confused by the Wind-Baffles you referred to at 11:18. Is this going to be a covered walkway un der the South Stand? They look like bike sheds and they don't look very elegant/ pleasing to the eye...Other than that the Stadium is progressing well now...
Mike: the planned wind baffles are slim arches, much like the baffles that are being erected around the trees along the South Concourse. As they will be like big sails, in terms of the winds, they have to be pretty strongly attached to good foundations, which will be why the "+ shaped" concrete bases are formidable.
They will not make a covered walkway. There should be 14 of them, each one in line with each of the South Stand steel bases.
However, I do wonder if this is an area of the plan which may have been altered since their approval, especially as more room has to be found for the additional "Everton Way" phases.
It's a watch-this-space (literally!) scenario as to what the actual baffles will end up looking like and exactly how many of them will be installed.
That looks very tight at the north end. I still don’t understand why they didn’t build it east to west?
Apparantly the width at the north end near the wall is like a 3 lane motorway so looks can be deceiving from the air
David: Lots of reasons but, in short, 1) the N-S axis meant less sunshine interference at an end, 2) more plaza space for other uses, 3) broader main stands and 4) Dan Meis' intention of creating a hemmed- in, organic feel with the North Stand compromised for just vehicle movement hidden under it to allow the maximisation of space for the South/Home Stand. There's no right or wrong way but a compromise and balance of architects', EFC-brief and other considerations. As your question implies, it will still divide opinion.
@@davidbadcock2225 Thanks, so will most people access the west stand via the south stand plaza?
@@davidfell7438 Yes, down ‘Everton Way’ and then most fans will turn right into the tunnel under the west plaza terrace to access the turnstiles.
Another reason for the North-South orientation of the stadium is that it’s the best for TV broadcasting too (relating to the sunshine, as David has highlighted).
Does anybody know when there starting to install the inner lcd ribbon boards that go around the stadium
Do you mean around the pitch?
@@DuncTheBlue1878 no midway around the stadium between lower tier and upper tier
@@martinsmith5816 They’re turning on the large screens in August, so perhaps they’ll install the LCD ribbon that month.
Have you noticed the top of the last 2 rows of barrell cladding on the NE side are shorter than the others?
Uh? Perhaps try some more reference points or time-stamps to allow us to understand what you think you have seen, please (Check it's not an illusion created by the presence or absence of the temporary railings/shuttering in or around the gutter along the top of the barrel-cladding)?
@davidbadcock2225 I think you maybe right. 7:15
@@toffeeboy6702 Ah! Ok, I see what you mean now, on the NW corner. Yes, wait it out for the final finish after all temporary structures are removed around the gutter.