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    The document summarizes Severfield's work on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. Some key details include: Severfield fabricated and installed over 16,700 tonnes of steel for the stadium's stands and roof structure. This included constructing Y-columns weighing 200 tonnes and steel "trees" weighing 275 tonnes each. The compression ring for the complex roof structure consisted of 54 box girders over 20 meters long, with an overall length deviation of just 0.001% across 693 meters. The new stadium is now the largest club stadium in London and considered one of the best in the world.

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    The document summarizes Severfield's work on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. Some key details include: Severfield fabricated and installed over 16,700 tonnes of steel for the stadium's stands and roof structure. This included constructing Y-columns weighing 200 tonnes and steel "trees" weighing 275 tonnes each. The compression ring for the complex roof structure consisted of 54 box girders over 20 meters long, with an overall length deviation of just 0.001% across 693 meters. The new stadium is now the largest club stadium in London and considered one of the best in the world.

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    The document summarizes Severfield's work on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. Some key details include: Severfield fabricated and installed over 16,700 tonnes of steel for the stadium's stands and roof structure. This included constructing Y-columns weighing 200 tonnes and steel "trees" weighing 275 tonnes each. The compression ring for the complex roof structure consisted of 54 box girders over 20 meters long, with an overall length deviation of just 0.001% across 693 meters. The new stadium is now the largest club stadium in London and considered one of the best in the world.

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    Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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    The document summarizes Severfield's work on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. Some key details include: Severfield fabricated and installed over 16,700 tonnes of steel for the stadium's stands and roof structure. This included constructing Y-columns weighing 200 tonnes and steel "trees" weighing 275 tonnes each. The compression ring for the complex roof structure consisted of 54 box girders over 20 meters long, with an overall length deviation of just 0.001% across 693 meters. The new stadium is now the largest club stadium in London and considered one of the best in the world.

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    Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

    London

    Location Anyone passionate about sport knows that stadiums are more than just playing
    London spaces, they are the homes of shared passions, nostalgia, season-tickets shared
    by families and generations, highs and lows - they matter.
    Client
    Arcadis We’re very proud of this project, it required an incredibly complex synchronized strand jacking
    operation, involving 216 strand jacks, making it one of the biggest synchronized strand jacking
    Main contractor
    operations ever undertaken in the UK for a single lift. Not only that, but our steel trays helped to
    Mace
    create a pioneering, world-first, dividing retractable pitch, enabling the new stadium to be used
    Engineer as a highly flexible sports and entertainment venue, including use by the NFL for a programme of
    Buro Happold, sbp (roof exciting fixtures.
    structure)
    Above the joy (and potential sorrow) these hallowed places hold, they must also be meticulously
    Architect designed and built to withstand the pressures of, in this case, up to 62,000 people. Our work on
    Populous the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium started with the steel construction for the North, East and West
    stand bowl structure, which took place during the 2016/17 football season, whilst the old White
    Tonnage
    Hart Lane stadium was still in operation.
    16,700
    We facilitated the early construction of the feature Y-columns (each weighing an incredible 200
    Completion date
    tonnes) within the East stand in late 2016, and the main build of the North, East and West stands
    January 2018
    then followed from January 2017.

    Once White Hart Lane was demolished, we began work on the South stand works. This involved
    the creation of two steel ‘trees’, each weighing 275 tonnes, which we manufactured as a unique
    architectural feature to support the back of the new single-tier stand.

    The stadium also features a complex roof structure, engineered by Schlaich Bergermann
    Partner, which is formed from structural tension cables that are fixed back to the compression
    ring to create the outside profile of the ground.

    The compression ring is comprised of 54 box girders, each measuring over 20 metres long and
    weighing approximately 25-30 tonnes each. We’re proud to say this was fabricated and trial-
    assembled at our Lostock facility, which helped us achieve accuracy in length to within 1mm.
    Once constructed on site, this produced a ring with an overall length deviation of 0.001% over a
    693 metre total length.

    Now in use, the new ground is the largest club stadium in London, and is said to be one of the
    best in the world.

    Severs House
    Dalton Airfield Industrial Estate, Dalton, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7 3JN
    Tel: +44 (0) 1845 577 896 / Fax: +44 (0) 1845 577 411 / [email protected] / www.severfield.com

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