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We share a wide-ranging discussion about what makes a great sporting venue. Our team explores how to create multiuse facilities that are highly adaptable, how technology and sustainability overlay to deliver great fan experiences and how they feel about the legacy and impact the best facilities have on fans, players and artists alike.

Join Sean Treweek, Director – Markets & Strategy, Richard Brand, ICT & AV Consultant and Steve Brown, Director – NDYLIGHT as they deep dive into sports and share the secrets behind the engineering that makes it all work.

Here's what's discussed:

Part 1 – multiuse and adaptability
1.	To help our listeners, what defines a sporting precinct and how does this differ from major arenas to local community sports facilities?
2.	Is there a shared vision that guides the development and operation of sporting facilities, and in what ways can they serve as multi-use spaces for the community?
3.	How does the engineering and design promote adaptable designs that foster multi-use spaces?
4.	What are the major pain points and challenges for our clients as they develop or design sporting venues, and how do we help overcome them?
5.	What personal experiences of major arenas or local precincts have inspired your designs for these types of facilities?

Part 2 - technology and sustainability
6.	When discussing sustainability, what are the primary concerns that need to be addressed in sporting precincts?
7.	How can sporting facilities be designed to foster community cohesion and be more inclusive and supportive of grassroots sports development?
8.	How does technology integrate with the design of modern sporting precincts, for example smart buildings functionality?
9.	Elevator pitch: smart buildings overlay in arenas.
10.	Can you describe a situation where the technology hasn't worked?
11.	With technology and evolving user needs in mind, what does the sporting precinct of the future look like? 

Part 3 – powerful experiences and legacy
12.	Define public overlay and user experience when it comes to designing sporting precincts?
13.	Let’s talk about creating powerful experiences for the audience or spectators at major arenas. How do our designs create both comfort and atmosphere at the same time?
14.	And what about for the athletes and artists?
15.	Let’s not forget the media. How do we support broadcasting facilities so that the fans at home can enjoy the game?
16.	Is there a specific sports project NDY has been involved with that resonates with you, and can you explain its impact?
17.	Reflect on the lasting legacy of iconic sports venues.

What makes a great sporting venue?

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Together they explored the differences between BTR and build to sell, key BTR strategies and just what it is that makes these developments so appealing to people of all ages. And so much more!

Thanks to our industry friends for their valuable contributions:
•	Trent Bell, Senior Development Manager at Investa.
•	Karen Wong, architect and Director at Bates Smart.
•	Tristan Quinn, Principal at Franklin St.
•	And NDY’s Damian Condello, Market Sector Lead for residential, BTR and hotels.

We hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did!

What makes a great sporting venue?

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