WANKHEDE STADIUM

  • Wankhede Stadium

Originally designed in 1974, The Wankhede Stadium was renovated by Sahshi Prabhu & Associates in 2009, as the Mumbai Cricket Association got ready to pitch for the Cricket World Cup 2011. The firm took up the challenge of upgrading this structure to world-class standards. The new stadium was reconstructed in just 14 months with a brand new cantilevered fabric roof with an obstruction free view. The total capacity of the stadium was reduced to 35,000 spectators; however, 72 luxury private boxes were added to the stadium. The key features of the stadium include comfortable and safe player’s and VIP areas, dedicated press and commentators' box, underground drainage system, adequate restroom and concession facilities, flood light system.

"Revamping one of the oldest icons of world cricket and Mumbai was an intimidating task. Yet, it was the understanding of every inch of the stadium premises, having built it from scratch in 1974 that empowered us to transform the structure into a modern-day wonder."

- Shashi Prabhu
Location
Churchgate, Mumbai, India
Project Size
38,000 Sitting Capacity
Project Status
Completed in 2010
Project Cost
INR 255 Cr.
Services
  • Architecture
  • Interior Design