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Projects

AK Reserve

In association with Peter Hunt

People:Project Cost: $40 Million
Location:Cambridge, WA
Year:2010

This new basketball stadium of 6 practice and 2 show courts is
a dynamic sports building uniquely tuned to its site and taking
full advantage of its significant, location and environs. The form
of the building responds to its sports function in an athletic and
dynamic manner that can be easily expanded. From the flora
and fauna strip to the south, the building rises to the street, with
a series of masts and cables that aid support and herald its presence
to the street. The Building also houses administration and
function facilities.

The metal clad fuselage like form is raised above the ground with
a lower band of glass providing a sensitive connection with the
landscape. At the entrance, a slice is literally taken through the
form and glazed, offering a clear sense of entry and transparency.
It is here that from the street one can view through the building to
the flora and fauna strip beyond. Designed to cater for a variety
of different ball sports at high level.

Awards:

AIA (WA) Public Architecture Award 2010

AIA (WA) Colorbond Award For Steel Architecture 2010