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Tottenham Masterplan
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  • Architecture
  • Interior design
  • Urban design
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A whole new ball game

Tottenham Masterplan

  • Location London, UK
  • Status Built
  • Service Urban design
  • Sectors
    Sports and leisure,
    Urban design
  • Area 100,000m²/1,076,400ft²
  • Client Tottenham Hotspur Football Club

Tottenham Hotspur commissioned us to design a masterplan for a new, state-of-the-art stadium that would welcome more than 60,000 fans and visitors on match day and provide offices and facilities for the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation. The brief also included plans for a club museum, a shop, 200 new homes, a hotel, a supermarket and a major new public space. The club was looking for more than a new place to play – it wanted to spark local regeneration, attract investment to the area and offer new benefits to the community.

Our design positions the new stadium on the High Road to create a dynamic, accessible street environment around it, further animated by shops and restaurants – all while respecting and enhancing the area’s listed buildings. One level above, we designed an exceptional public square to host communal events and activities.

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Atmosphere

The approach routes to the stadium are considered just as important as the stadium itself so fans can enjoy the exciting atmosphere together in the lead-up to matches.

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This masterplan focused on regenerating a deprived area of London, using sport as a catalyst for positive change in the community.
Stuart Blower
Lead project architect, Make
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