Stadium Construction – City of Christchurch
The city of Christchurch was the victim of a violent earthquake in February 2011. The Rugby World Cup took place in September of the same year, so a lot of infrastructure had to be rebuilt.
The city’s AMI stadium was completely destroyed. Our teams were responsible for rebuilding the new temporary stadium for a period of 3-5 years outside the city centre. 5,000 grandstand seats were built.
The project was delivered turnkey with the laying of new turf and installation of changing rooms.
- 2011
- Christchurch, New Zealand
- Purchase
- Rugby
- 5,000 seats
- Covered stands
- Changing rooms, new turf
![Construction of a temporary stadium for the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand](/sites/default/files/uploads/R%C3%A9alisations/NZ%20-%20Christchurh%2C%202011/stade-ami-construction-d-un-stade-ephemere.jpg)
![example of a temporary stadium for the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand](/sites/default/files/uploads/R%C3%A9alisations/NZ%20-%20Christchurh%2C%202011/creation-d-un-stade-ephemere-pour-la-coupe-du-monde-de-rugby.jpg)
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A complete stadium construction project managed in its entirety: from the study phase to building. To build a new stadium in Christchurch, we reused the stands that had been previously set up at Eden Park stadium. A logistical challenge for our teams in charge of this project!