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The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) is one of Melbourne’s most beloved landmarks, renowned for its rich sporting history and impressive facilities. The MCG is a versatile venue that hosts cricket over the summer and Australian rules football (AFL) during the winter, making it a year-round destination for sports enthusiasts. It’s hosted several significant global sporting events, including the Olympics and Commonwealth Games, cementing its place in the hearts of sports fans worldwide.

One of the MCG’s most significant recent developments was the design and construction of the Northern Stand. The Northern Stand was a project that involved the creation of a new 55,000 seat facility, at a reported cost of $450 million. The new stand was designed to provide an enhanced experience for spectators with improved sightlines, amenities, and comfort.

The construction consisted of a design over four tiers with improved sightlines and amenities, as well as a distinct approach to the roofing: a cantilevered, cable-net structure that incorporated a glazed edge, minimising shadows on the field of play. These works also required a demolition of the existing Olympic and Ponsford Stands as well as the historic Members’ Pavilion.

The new stand provides an exceptional viewing experience for spectators and comfortable seating. It also provides state-of-the-art facilities for players and officials, ensuring that the MCG remains a popular destination for sports teams from around the world. The Northern Stand is a testament to the MCG’s commitment to providing a world-class sporting experience, and it will undoubtedly cement the stadium’s position as a world-class sporting venue for many years to come.