The projects referenced in this section were completed whilst the lead consultant was employed by separate service providers
(Shire of Broome) Development of a Master Plan for the potential relocation of Broome Motocross and Speedway facilities following the gradual encroachment of urban development in the vicinity of their current site.
(Town of Victoria Park) The Town of Victoria Park were seeking to establish the business case for investing in a multi-functional community facility at Carlisle Lathlain. The proposed development included the relocation of a bowling club, croquet club and the State Table Tennis association in a multi-functional building which also included a function room, bar…
(Football West) A business case developed in accordance with State Treasury Guidelines. The final document is being used by state government to establish a case for funding the development of an administration and training base for Football West.
(City of Fremantle) The intention was to explore the development of the broader Fremantle Oval precinct and identify available development options for the colocation of two WAFL Clubs and development of a WAFL Centre of Excellence. The project involves the re-alignment of the oval to respond functionally to the existing heritage infrastructure. A fully costed…
(City of Cockburn) The City of Cockburn wished to undertake a review of the draft business plan for the Regional Aquatic and Recreation Centre which is being developed at Cockburn Central. In partnership with KPMG a thorough analysis of the development was undertaken having regard to staffing, anticipated usage, membership, charging and programming.
A business case in accordance with their internal processes and state government requirements. The business case was underpinned by a needs assessment combining teaching and research requirements in addition to broader sport and recreation infrastructure. The process identified various options for development and the testing of those options through a variety of relevant stakeholders before…