Plymouth Hyde Road Football Stadium, Manchester (General ground improvements 1911-1914 and was planning a complete rebuild of the ground to accommodate 100,000 but war broke out, bringing a halt to those plans) Ibrox Park, Glasgow Hillsborough Stadium, Sheffield Lansdowne Road, Dublin, Ireland Leeds Road, Huddersfield Molineux, Wolverhampton Old Trafford, Trafford, Greater Manchester Park Avenue, Bradford Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen Roker Park, Sunderland Rugby Park, Kilmarnock Saltergate, Chesterfield Selhurst Park, South Norwood, London Somerset Park, Ayr Stamford Bridge, Fulham, London Stark's Park, Kirkcaldy Twickenham Stadium, Twickenham, London Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh Valley Parade, Bradford (Midland Road stand and other extensions) Villa Park, Birmingham West Ham Stadium, Custom House, Newham, London White Hart Lane, Tottenham, London Windsor Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland Many of his works have since been demolished for redevelopment, especially in wake of the Taylor Report and the move to all-seater stadiums. For instance, the Trinity Road Stand at Villa Park, considered his masterpiece, was demolished in 2000. The main stand and pavilion at Craven Cottage, the facade of the main stand at Ibrox (although the stand itself has been remodelled) and the Bullens Road and Gwladys Street stands at Goodison Park survive; they are now listed buildings, as was the Leitch-designed main stand at Heart of Midlothian's Tynecastle Park; however, in 2016 permission was granted for that structure to be demolished and replaced. References Further reading Oxford University Press | Biography External links Explore Glasgow – All round the city Features architectural elevations of all Leitch's stadiums in Glasgow. 1865 births 1939 deaths Scottish architects Football in the United Kingdom Architects from Glasgow Place of death missing Stadium architects