GL events was commissioned to build the new grandstand and the sports, administrative and reception areas of the Walter-Luzi stadium to meet the expansion needs of FC Chambly Oise as part of its bid to move up to Ligue 2.
Monaco's football club officially inaugurated its Performance Center in September 2022. This facility houses the new work and training space for all the professional players and management team at AS Monaco.
Since December 2018, the legendary Pierre-Rajon stadium in Bourgoin-Jallieu has a new North grandstand. The CSBJ Rugby Club can now welcome its supporters in a fully renovated building that has been brought up to standard.
In anticipation of a future promotion to PRO D2, the city of Rouen has set itself the objective of ensuring the future of its local club by already meeting the criteria of the French National Rugby League (LNR) for its new facilities.
In 2017 the Leaders Cup LNB organised by Disneyland Paris took place. For this global event, GL Events teams installed the Disney Events Arena. This structure is multifunctional and fully modular, so it can be adapted to any subsequent events.
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 English Warriors Rugby club commissioned us to build a 7,000-seat grandstand in 2013. This new covered infrastructure ensures maximum comfort for supporters during matches. The project involved building VIP boxes and lounges, offices to accommodate staff and a shop for supporters.
In 2013, the English Borehamwood Football Club commissioned us to build a 3,000-seat grandstand. This new covered infrastructure ensures maximum comfort for supporters during matches.
The Watford Football Club, in London called on GL Events teams in 2013 to build a new 3,000-seat covered grandstand. This structure has all the features and benefits of conventionally built stands: technical, commercial and economic flexibility.
The Barnet Football Club in London called on GL Events in 2013 to build a new 3,000-seat covered grandstand to supplement those already in place. This structure, customised in the club’s colours, offers the functionalities and benefits of conventionally constructed stands.
