Architecture studio WilkinsonEyre has unveiled its proposal for the redevelopment of the Tavern and Allen stands at the Lord's Cricket Ground in London.
It follows WilkinsonEyre's redesign of the Compton and Edrich stands, which it completed in 2021 on either side of the Stirling Prize-winning Media Centre by Future Systems.
It will increase the venue's capacity by 1,100 seats
The project will see the complete demolition of the existing Allen stand, which dates back to the 1930s, along with the relocation of the scoreboard.
An existing concrete bridge connecting the Allen stand to the neighbouring Grade II*-listed pavilion building by architect Thomas Verity will also be demolished and replaced with a glass version.

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Meanwhile, the Tavern stand will be stripped back to its steel framework and extended with the addition of an upper-floor seating level, hospitality boxes, a restaurant and a roof terrace.
A sculptural roof structure that mimics an upturned slip cradle ? a device that cricketers used to practice taking catches ? will provide shelter for these news spaces.
The renders also reveal an updated exterior, with a facade wrapped with white fins and views of the roof extending above the stand's upper level.
 
A sculptural roof structure will shelter the Tavern stand
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