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Lord's Media Stand, London - design by Future Systems, UK

Lord's Cricket Ground Mound Stand Mound Stand Date: 1987 Architect: Sir Michael Hopkins photos © Adrian Welch Lord's Cricket Ground Media Stand Media Stand Date: 1998-99 Architects: Future Systems Location: St John's Wood, northwest London Engineers: Buro Happold Engineers Cost: £5.8m Media Stand picture from Amanda Levete Architects Single-shell aluminium semi-monocoque structure prefabricated in 26 sections off-site in a West country boatbuilder's yard and assembled at Lord's Cricket Ground. Lord's Ground from MCC : Photo © Anthony Devlin Lord's Cricket Ground Media Stand design : Future Systems Future Systems - Media Stand Architects Future Systems was run by Jan Kaplicky and Amanda Levete. For years they designed visionary buildings with little to show, but then they had a starkly modern house built in northeast Islington and then rose to fame with their Lord's Cricket Ground Media Stand. This was criticised for looking space age but being made using old-fashioned, slow techniques in a Cornish boat-building yard. Nevertheless Future Systems have certainly pushed the boundaries of English architecture, indeed building design globally. Lord's Masterplan 2008- Herzog & de Meuron, Architects The Pavilion 1889–90 Architect: Thomas Verity Grade II* listed

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