Partner Article
Tottenham Hotspur unveil Zumtobel signing as stadium build continues
Premier League football club Tottenham Hotspur have unveiled three development partners who will support the development of their state-of-the-art new stadium.
The first are Zumtobel Group, who the club have chosen as their official stadium lighting partner who will support the roll out of intelligent lighting across all aspects of the 61,000 seater stadium including player facilities,seating area, concourses, premium areas and the elaborate glass facade.
London-based IT infrastructure business Redstone have been selected as Spurs’ official cabling infrastructure partner which, in tandem with the HPE deal inked last week, will support the cabling and technology systems that will power some of the £850m ground’s innovations.
Finally, GKR Scaffolding have built on their fruitful relationship with Tottenham Hotspur to become the club’s official scaffolding partner for the new stadium having previously worked on the demolition of White Hart Lane.
Matthew Collecott, Director of Operations, said: “We are delighted to welcome all of these key suppliers as part of the stadium development project.
“We want to create one of the most unique and compelling venues around and by selecting suppliers that are leaders in their field, we can be confident that they will deliver to the levels that we demand in order to realise that vision.”
The announcements come as the North London club continue with the construction of their new home with work proceeding on all four sides of the ground ahead of the 2019/20 grand opening.
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