Hill Dickinson Stadium
Brick-and-steel football stadium built on a filled-in Victorian dock beside a restored hydraulic tower.
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About this audio guide
This guide to the Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool follows Dan Meis, a Los Angeles architect of basketball arenas and American football stadiums, from the day Everton asked to meet him. It reaches back to the Victorian dock beneath your feet and to Goodison Park, the club's beloved old ground, and to the question of how a new building carries an old feeling. Listen from the dockside, where you can see the brickwork and the restored hydraulic tower.
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