Eric Tweedale Stadium
Award winning form and function prioritises sustainability
Eric Tweedale Stadium, is a new community sport pavilion for Cumberland City Council. It includes a new building, a grandstand, upgraded car park and new rugby league playing field.
The facility has been designed with the best practice principles of sustainability and simple form which will seamlessly blend into the existing Granville Park and surrounding neighbourhood.Best practice sustainability includes building fabric, including glulam and CLT timber construction, glazing performance, solar renewable energy and naturally ventilated spaces.
The biggest attention has been put in the design of impressive glulam timber roof structure. Splayed rafters, supported on glulam timber columns have been designed to blend into the existing tree canopy and open onto the new pitch.
Awards
2022
- World Design Awards Winner – Sports Design
- Global Future Design Awards Gold Winner – Sports Architecture Built
- Urban Design & Architecture Design Awards Gold Winner – Sport Architecture Built
- NSW Architecture Awards Australia Institute of Architects Commendation – Public Architecture
- World Architecture Festival Finalist – Sports Architecture Finalist – Timber Prize Award
- Architecture Masterprize Best of Best – Recreational Architecture
- Sustainability Awards, Architecture & Design Finalist
- Excellence in Construction Awards (MBA Awards) Winner – Sporting Facilities $10m-$20m
- Architecture and Design Collection Awards 2022 Silver Winner – Sports Recreation Architecture Built - Professional
- BLT Built Design Awards 2022
Winner – Architectural Design Sustainable and Energy Saving
Winner – Architectural Design Recreational
2021
- Australian Timber Design Awards
Overall Winner – Timber Design
Winner – Public/Commercial Building
Winner – People's Choice
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