Rider Levett Bucknall is proud to be part of the team appointed to support the Rugby Football Union (RFU) on their Stadium Masterplan Project, working as Project Managers for RIBA Stage 2.
Stadium Masterplan Project has been established to support the RFU with a vision and multi-year plan for the future that looks at how the stadium can maintain its reputation as a world-class entertainment venue for sports and concerts, and in turn generate more income, all while becoming an asset that local communities can be proud of.
More information about the public consultation can be found here: Our Stadium Consultation
The full consultant team for Stadium Masterplan Project, RIBA Stage 2 is:
| Project Manager | Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB UK) |
| Accessibility Consultant | People Friendly Design |
| Air Quality | Rappor |
| Architect & Lead Designer | Populous |
| Buildability Consultant | JDP London |
| Building Services Engineer | Griffiths Evans |
| Civil & Structural | WSP |
| Commercial Manager | Turner & Townsend Alinea |
| Communications and Engagement Consultant | London Communications Agency |
| ESG & BREEAM Consultant | Arup |
| EIA Consultant | Turley |
| Fire Engineer | Arup |
| H&S Advisor | Simply CDM |
| Information Manager | Ridge |
| Licensing Consultant | TLT |
| Noise Consultant | Vanguardia |
| Pedestrian Movement Consultant | Momentum Transport Consultancy |
| Strategic Advisor | IPW |
| Town Planning Consultant | DP9 |
| Transport Engineers | WSP |
| Urban Design and Landscape Architect | Planit |
Allianz Stadium, Twickenham has been the home of England Rugby for over 100 years. In this time, the game has become an essential part of the fabric of the country and visiting Allianz Stadium is a highlight of many people’s year. As the governing body for rugby union in England, the Rugby Football Union (RFU) is dedicated to enriching lives by introducing more people to rugby union and developing the sport for future generations. All profit generated is reinvested into the game to support its growth at all levels, through community programmes and investment into player development, professional clubs, community clubs, and the England national teams. Like all businesses, they face financial pressures from economic challenges, rising costs, and the lasting impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many of these challenges lie in how they maximise and invest in their biggest asset, Allianz Stadium, which generates around 85% of their revenues. Stadium Masterplan Project has been established to support the RFU a vision and multi-year plan for the future that looks at how the stadium can maintain its reputation as a world-class entertainment venue for sports and concerts, and in turn generate more income, all while becoming an asset that local communities can be proud of.
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