Our work on world-class ‘cathedrals of sport’ are enjoyed by millions of fans and add value to cities around the world.
The journey to hosting an international sports event can take up to a decade – but we’re there every step of the way.
Our expertise with new stadiums and major sport events starts at the feasibility and bidding stages, and spans everything from legacy strategy and operational costs to procurement and delivery of major construction projects and games operational temporary facilities.
Whether the challenges are technical, political or cultural, we draw on deep global experience to help our clients navigate a complex multi-stakeholder process.
Sport infrastructure often stands long after the medals have been tallied or the teams head home. Billions of dollars can be spent hosting major sporting events, but expensive and neglected stadiums are often a lingering, unwanted symbol.
While trends in technology, user experience and urbanisation keep the goal posts moving, we know that sport infrastructure can act as catalysts for urban regeneration, anchor communities and add real value to cities.
At RLB, we cost sport venues with our eyes firmly fixed on long-term value – and that means delivering a great sport experience today with enduring community benefits tomorrow.
For many clubs operating in a commercial world, on-pitch success is linked to financial performance off the field.
Ensuring stadiums maximise both the fan experience and revenue opportunities demands a delicate balance – one which RLB’s dedicated team delivers time after time.
Our global experience with sport infrastructure informs our expert due diligence, robust costings and sound business planning. With RLB’s help, you’ll make the right decisions at the right time.
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