Twickenham's Old South Stand

Twickenham's Old South Stand was demolished on Sunday 10 July 2005 as part of the £80m redevelopment scheme.

mpg are involved in the Cost Planning of this development. As well as the new arts centre, the new South Stand complex at Twickenham will include a 200-bed, four-star luxury hotel; a 60,000ft² conference, exhibition and banqueting space and 42,000ft² of office facilities; a 40,000ft² health and fitness club, including pool, gym and spa as well as a new RFU Store. The new stand will increase stadium capacity from the current 75,000 to approximately 82,000, incorporate enhanced safety and security measures and improve provision for persons with disabilities and public and corporate patrons.

Central to the new stadium's plans are the measures to boost the local economy by an estimated £40million and allow non-rugby fans in the London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames to make use of the new facilities including a new performing arts centre for use by local music, theatre and drama groups.