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The iconic Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, known as AAMI Park, has capacity for over 30,000 patrons and features a cutting edge ‘bio-frame’ roof which does not require support columns, a design that provides extensive seat coverage and excellent spectator sight lines whilst requiring 50% less steel than a traditionally constructed cantilever roofing system.

Following decommissioning as an official AFL match ground in 2005, the home of Carlton Football Club was redeveloped to include state of the art training and administration facilities for the team.

The Club Stand is a $128 million state-of-the-art facility set to revolutionize the race-day experience at Flemington.

WT Partnership (WT) has been commissioned by Sydney Cricket and Sports Ground Trust to provide cost management consultancy services for the redevelopment of the Hill Stand.

The Singapore Sports Hub is a multi-functional sports, entertainment and lifestyle arena that has played host to some of Singapore's largest events.

The O2 Arena is the world’s only music venue to have won ‘International Arena of the Year’ in the Pollstar Awards for 4 years running’ since it opened in June 2007.

The project leverages existing state level sports infrastructure within the Mount Claremont Sporting Precinct which comprises Challenge Stadium, WA Athletics Stadium, WA Basketball Centre, WA Rugby Centre and The University of Western Australia Sports Park.

Zhongshan Convention Center is an all-rounded conference facilities. For a total CFA of approximately 120,000 m², the Center has its exhibition halls extending over 67,650 m² and a large convention hall for approximately 9,300 m² space.

New south stand and events centre at Okara Park, Whangarei comprising 2,000 covered seats, 200 seat events centre including retail units, relocation of pitch, lighting towers, siteworks and landscaping.

As the major stadium for the 2006 Commonwealth Games, the MCG required significant redevelopment to increase capacity from 70,000 to 100,000 seats.