Birmingham City Release Concept Fetoms of New £ 3bn Stadium

Birmingham City gave fans a first overview of what their replacement might look like St. Andrew's, revealing conceptual images of a cutting -edge stadium that would open by the 2029/30 season.

The championship team, whose spiritual house has been located since 1906, plans a land that could cost up to 3 billion pounds sterling.

The proposed design would increase the capacity of 29,409 to 62,000 drugs, making it the eighth largest stadium in England – slightly larger than Anfield (61,276) and only 850 timid seats in the Tottenham Hotspur stadium.

Images published by the club show a futuristic exterior and inspired by the spacecraft in the Blue Signature of the Club, with the word “Blues” appearing prominently around the envelope. Fans can also expect generous green spaces around the stadium and roof areas designed for pre-match relaxation.

Nick Smith, Birmingham City infrastructure chief, offered a Updating potential conceptionsAdding that the stadium will also be equipped to organize large -scale events and not football.

However, he pointed out that the final design remains “subject to change”.

Although the visuals are impressive, Birmingham first keeps their concentration on the ground – they will have to be back in the high time to fill the stands when this new futuristic house would ultimately open. Otherwise, all bars on the roof and green spaces in the world will not prevent these seats from feeling a little empty.

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