Aston Villa's Villa Park redevelopment project continues to move forward, with fresh aerial footage showing further work across the corner section and lower tier.
The latest update also highlights ongoing structural work as the stadium's expansion gradually takes shape.
Work continues on Villa Park corners and lower tiers
The latest footage, filmed on August 26th, shows the latest developments across the Villa Park site as work continues on the expansion.
The corner section is a particular focus, with shuttering and rebar installation nearing completion ahead of further concrete work. Excavation is also continuing, with exposed piles visible across parts of the site.
The new corner seating section is beginning to integrate with the existing stadium structure, giving a clearer indication of how the expanded areas will eventually connect to Villa Park.
Work is also progressing on the steeper-angled lower tier, while netting is being installed around areas close to the pitch. Some minor seating installation remains to be completed as the club continues preparing the stadium for the new season.
The latest changes follow the removal of the remaining wording from the top of the stadium, with the redevelopment continuing to alter the appearance of the historic ground.
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The corner work is becoming increasingly noticeable, with the new structure now beginning to blend into the existing Villa Park rather than looking like a separate construction site.
Progress on the lower tier is also encouraging, particularly as the seating and pitchside areas move closer to their finished appearance.
There is still plenty to come, but each update is making the scale of Villa's stadium expansion easier to appreciate.