Sportslink Multi-Sports Facility

Williams Ross Architects | williamsross.com.au Sportslink Multi-Sports Facility Project Team: Williams Ross Architects / Davis Langdon Project Manager Location: Victoria, Vermont South, Hanover Road Completed: January 2009 “A multi-purpose sports facility with a focus on netball. Design features include 4 indoor and 4 outdoor sports courts, community function rooms, key functional areas with duplicate roles […]

BY jesse

September 21st, 2009

Williams Ross Architects | williamsross.com.au

Sportslink Multi-Sports Facility

Project Team: Williams Ross Architects / Davis Langdon Project Manager

Location: Victoria, Vermont South, Hanover Road

Completed: January 2009

“A multi-purpose sports facility with a focus on netball.

Design features include 4 indoor and 4 outdoor sports courts, community function rooms, key functional areas with duplicate roles and a single operating and competition level for high accessibility and user connectivity.

ESD features include automated natural ventilation systems, large scale PV cell power generation and rain water harvesting.”

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