The Birmingham City Powerhouse
The Birmingham City Powerhouse is a 62,000-seat stadium rising at Bordesley Green in East Birmingham, England, as the new home of Birmingham City Football Club and the anchor of the wider Sports Quarter regeneration led by owner Knighthead.
Official WebsiteThe Birmingham City Powerhouse is a 62,000-seat stadium rising at Bordesley Green in East Birmingham, England, as the new home of Birmingham City Football Club and the anchor of the wider Sports Quarter regeneration led by owner Knighthead. Designed by Heatherwick Studio with MANICA Architecture, the Powerhouse is defined by twelve brick chimney-like towers that support a retractable roof and reference the city's industrial heritage. A moveable pitch lets the venue flex between top-flight football and major music concerts and events, making it one of the UK's most versatile new sports and entertainment destinations.
Frequently asked
Where is The Birmingham City Powerhouse located?
The Birmingham City Powerhouse is located in Birmingham.
When will The Birmingham City Powerhouse be built?
The Birmingham City Powerhouse is an announced development that has not yet started construction, targeting completion in 2030.
Who is developing The Birmingham City Powerhouse?
Knighthead Capital Management, Tom Brady is the developer behind The Birmingham City Powerhouse.
Who designed The Birmingham City Powerhouse?
The Birmingham City Powerhouse was designed by Heatherwick Studio; Manica Architecture.