The worst part of it all is from your link: > s. The lower is directly connected to the dockland architecture, its brickwork being inspired directly by the nea

The worst part of it all is from your link: > s. The lower is directly connected to the dockland architecture, its brickwork being inspired directly by the nearby Stanley Dock. Also, the latticework brick facade would be a loose tribute to Archibald Leitch (whose works include Goodison), sometimes called the father of English stadia. In a later iteration the latticework pattern was simplified and strengthened by Pattern Design. They even made a token effort to be in keeping, and then planned [1] to be the view across the waterfront. Insanity! [0] http://stadiumdb.com/pic-projects/bramley_moore_dock_stadium/bramley_moore_dock_stadium11.jpg http://stadiumdb.com/pic-projects/bramley_moore_dock_stadium... [1] http://stadiumdb.com/pic-projects/bramley_moore_dock_stadium/bramley_moore_dock_stadium09.jpg http://stadiumdb.com/pic-projects/bramley_moore_dock_stadium...