Photo Credit: Marylebone Cricket Club
THE COMPTON AND EDRICH STANDS, THAT WERE OPENED IN JULY 2021 AND USED FULLY DURING THE 2022 SEASON, HAVE WON A COVETED CIVIC TRUST AWARD.
The Civic Trust Awards judges commented that the stands were, “a great concept, which serves its purpose well and makes a very positive contribution to those using the ground.”
The Award is given to projects that make an outstanding contribution to the quality and appearance of the built environment. Award level schemes demonstrate excellence in architecture or design, whilst being sustainable, accessible and provide a positive civic contribution.
“THE STANDS LOOK FANTASTIC AND ALLOW CRICKET FANS TO EXPERIENCE THE WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES AND UNRIVALLED VIEWS OF THE PITCH”
Robert Ebdon, Estates Director at MCC commented: “We are delighted to receive this accolade for the Compton and Edrich stands – the largest development project in MCC’s history. The project to rebuild the stands and transform the Nursery End of the Ground was a huge success despite the difficulties brought on by the pandemic.
“The stands look fantastic and allow cricket fans to experience the world-class facilities and unrivalled views of the pitch.”
Sam Wright, Project Director at WilkinsonEyre, commented, “We are thrilled to be recognised by the Civic Trust for our designs of the Compton and Edrich Stands at Lord’s Cricket Ground.
“We have a fantastic working relationship with MCC and are proud to support them in the stewardship and incremental improvement of the renowned Home of Cricket.”
Congratulations and thanks to all involved in the project including:
WilkinsonEyre – Architect
Gardiner & Theobald – Project Managers
Arcadis – Quantity Surveyors
Buro Happold – Structural & Building Services Engineers
ISG – Main Contractor
Name of Author: Marylebone Cricket Club
Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) is a historic cricket club founded in 1787, based at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London since 1814.
