The first of four huge tower cranes has arrived at Bramley-Moore Dock.
Assembly of the structure has begun, with the crane already visible above the boundaries of the stadium site. There will soon be one in each corner of the ground as work on the steel framework continues.
The tower cranes rise to 60 metres, meaning they will be a new addition to the Liverpool skyline while in use. The arrival of the first crane is the latest sign of progress in the work on Everton's new stadium.
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The tower crane was transported to the waterfront plot early on Monday. The first sections of more than 12,000 tonnes of steel to be used in the project are on site and, last week, an 18-tonne 'super-column' was installed at the north west corner.
The steel columns and beams set to be used have been manufactured in Bolton and each piece is individually marked with a 3D co-ordinate detailing exactly where it should be placed.
Of the upcoming landmarks, the steel framework linking the two northern corners is expected to be installed in the next six weeks as the stadium takes shape. Concrete structures, which have had stairwells lifted into them, are already built at each corner.
Preliminary work on the 52,888 capacity stadium started last June. More than 200 staff are on site each day - though that figure is expected to rise above 1,200 at the height of the project.
