The Construction - Hagley Oval

Hagley Oval Sod Turning

Prime Minister John Key officially marked the upgrade of Hagley Oval in Christchurch with a sod turning ceremony on Tuesday the 17th December 2013. The Hagley Oval Pavilion was finished in September 2014.

A grass embankment has been built up around the cricket pitch. The ground hosted three matches in the 2015 Cricket World Cup.

Prime Minister turns sod at Hagley Oval — Prime Minister turns sod at Hagley Oval 17th December 2014

New Pavilion construction underway at Hagley Oval — New Pavilion construction underway at Hagley Oval January 2014

Embankment build starts at Hagley Oval January 2014

Concrete Pour Feb 2014

Hagley Oval

Hagley Oval

Concrete Pour Feb 2014

Pavilion progress March 2014

Pavilion progress March 2014

Embankment progress March 2014

Aerial shot of Hagley March 2014

Aerial shot of Hagley March 2014

Aerial shot of Hagley March 2014

Storage area, through to recovery pools room

Standing by storage rooms, big opening will soon be a rollerdoor

Data and power cabling going in

Blockwork coming along nicely

Through to the dressing room

Preparing embankment for grass

Precast panel going in

Precast panel going in

Progress, April 2014

Nice curved frontage, April 2014

Preparing for the upper level

Project team:

Architect – Athfield Architects ( Trevor Watt & Tim Dewar)
Main Contractor – Southbase Construction
Project Manager – Athfield & RCP (Waren Warfield, Matt Allen and Kevin Long)
Consultants – Fabric Structure Systems, Holmes Consulting Group, Cosgroves, Davis Langdon
Lawyers – SRB ( Saunders Robinson Brown)