Neeson Murcutt Neille

We acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live, and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging who have maintained Country for millennia.

NEESON MURCUTT NEILLE

2022 BREAKFAST
2022 BREAKFAST

Breakfast Creek Sports Precinct Plan

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In collaboration with Brisbane City Council and EKS

The Breakfast Creek Sports Precinct concept is a 29 hectare masterplan for the redevelopment of Crosby Park and the Albion Park Raceway to create a new sports precinct and centre for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games. Designed as a legacy project, the masterplan envisages ongoing community use beyond the Olympic events.

A green pedestrian spine will run through the centre of the precinct, providing space for community events and connecting Crosby Road with Breakfast Creek.

A new indoor sports centre will feature 12 indoor courts and include facilities for basketball, netball, volleyball, goalball and badminton, as well as dedicated para-sport facilities.

The masterplan includes additional seating for the Allan Border Field, a new location for the Brothers Rugby Union Club including new clubhouse and three new fields, new baseball and multi-use sports fields, a dog off-leash area and an innovate water harvesting and reclamation system.

Featured in:
ArchitectureAU, 2022
ABC, 2022
Brisbane Times, 2022
The Urban Developer, 2022

In collaboration with Brisbane City Council and EKS

The Breakfast Creek Sports Precinct concept is a 29 hectare masterplan for the redevelopment of Crosby Park and the Albion Park Raceway to create a new sports precinct and centre for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games. Designed as a legacy project, the masterplan envisages ongoing community use beyond the Olympic events.

A green pedestrian spine will run through the centre of the precinct, providing space for community events and connecting Crosby Road with Breakfast Creek.

A new indoor sports centre will feature 12 indoor courts and include facilities for basketball, netball, volleyball, goalball and badminton, as well as dedicated para-sport facilities.

The masterplan includes additional seating for the Allan Border Field, a new location for the Brothers Rugby Union Club including new clubhouse and three new fields, new baseball and multi-use sports fields, a dog off-leash area and an innovate water harvesting and reclamation system.

Featured in:
ArchitectureAU, 2022
ABC, 2022
Brisbane Times, 2022
The Urban Developer, 2022