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Hexagon Multivista: Everton Stadium construction project, digital methods of construction

January 2, 2026
3:54 pm

Check out the construction of Everton Football Club’s new 53,000-seat stadium on the River Mersey, and see how Lang O’Rourke leverages Hexagon’s Multivista to drive efficiency, accuracy, and sustainability. By integrating Leica Geosystems technology – GPS, laser scanners, and QR code scanning – engineers streamline complex processes, such as installing 8,000 precast pieces with precision. Digitized workflows enable real-time data verification, ensuring quality control and reducing delays. This collaboration between Hexagon and Lang O’Rourke demonstrates how cutting-edge digital construction methods enhance productivity and certainty in large-scale projects, with the stadium set to play a key role in the Euro 2028 bid.

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