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Maroochy Multisports Redevelopment

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Maroochy Multisports Redevelopment

Located in the heart of the Sunshine Coast, the Maroochydore Multi Sport Complex provides sporting facilities for the local AFL, netball and soccer clubs. To provide first-class facilities for the community and cater for the growing Women’s AFL and netball club, the Sunshine Coast Council engaged Guymer Bailey to design the new AFL building and refurbish and extend the netball building.

The new AFL building, includes change rooms, toilet facilities and a servery on the lower level, and AFLQ offices and a flexible multi-purpose area ideal for training on the upper level. Support facilities including medical rooms and a parent room have also been provided. The existing netball building has been refurbished and extended to create a new upper level that contains office spaces and a flexible multi-purpose area with excellent views over the netball courts.

To ensure the safety of users, crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) principles have been implemented throughout the site. Careful consideration has also given to the design and selection of materials to ensure the new works are long lasting and tie seamlessly into the existing complex.

Stage A works included the refurbishment and extension of an existing two-storey classroom block as well as the construction of a new covered walkway through the centre of the school.

PROCESS

The new AFL building, includes change rooms, toilet facilities and a servery on the lower level, and AFLQ offices and a flexible multi-purpose area ideal for training on the upper level. Support facilities including medical rooms and a parent room have also been provided. The existing netball building has been refurbished and extended to create a new upper level that contains office spaces and a flexible multi-purpose area with excellent views over the netball courts.

METHODOLOGY

To ensure the safety of users, crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) principles have been implemented throughout the site. Careful consideration has also given to the design and selection of materials to ensure the new works are long lasting and tie seamlessly into the existing complex.

TRADITIONAL CUSTODIANS OF THE LAND

The Gubbi Gubbi People

COMPLETION

2019

LOCATION

Maroochydore, Queensland

CLIENT

Sunshine Coast Regional Council

PROJECT CONTACT

PHOTOGRAPHY

Guymer Bailey Landscape

VALUE OUTCOMES

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“GB-A were an absolute pleasure to work with. The team on site and in the office never cut corners and were committed to delivering a very high quality project.”

Jim Spainard, Golburn Enterprise

Designing for a sustainable future is a core part of our organisational philosophy. Drawing on the knowledge from our Greenstar accredited team members and specialist consultants in environmentally sustainable design, we ensure our project teams integrate creativity with scientific rigour, to create designs that are conscientious of the natural environment and local ecology. Designing for a sustainable future is a core part of our organisational philosophy.

PRINCIPLES OF PASSION

During the design process, our project team not only considers the physical context of the designs but also examines the social and cultural context. Through every design, we look for ways to inspire positive attitudes, behaviours and emotional responses in people to encourage the responsible use of resources, increase cooperation among occupants, and communicate the values of society and cultural diversity.
Designing for a sustainable future is a core part of our organisational philosophy. Drawing on the knowledge from our Greenstar accredited team members and specialist consultants in environmentally sustainable design, we ensure our project teams integrate creativity with scientific rigour, to create designs that are conscientious of the natural environment and local ecology.

We design built environments from a holistic, sustainable perspective: each project reconciles ecological and social impacts within the current economic climate. We holistically evaluate environmental, cultural and financial sustainability in every task we undertake.