Creating environments in the community and recreational sector presents a unique set of considerations. These spaces must foster a sense of belonging and engagement for the community, whilst being effective and safe working environments. Lysaght’s decades of expertise in supporting the creation of community and recreational facilities gives us deep insight into the unique challenges and needs of these projects. Lysaght’s range of products and solutions are designed to enhance community and recreational facilities through their durability, energy efficiency, aesthetics, cost-effectiveness, and environmental impact.
The Munarra Centre
The design of the Munarra Centre is as symbolic as the work that will be carried out within its walls. Inspired by the shape of a river turtle and the colours of the Aboriginal flag, the building speaks to the enduring connection between the Yorta Yorta community and the land. The architecture, a co-design collaboration between ARM Architecture and landscape architects Bush Projects, incorporates cultural references in every aspect, from the central courtyard to the firepit, fostering a space where learning, culture, and community can thrive.
Lysaght is proud to have supplied roofing and walling products for this transformative project. For a project of such importance, Lysaght’s high-quality roofing and walling products were selected to ensure lasting durability and aesthetic appeal, perfectly complementing the Centre’s vision.
Night Sky®
Architect: ARM Architecture
Architect: Bush Projects
Ukaria Cultural Centre
Nestled in the picturesque Adelaide Hills, the Ukaria Cultural Centre is a multi-purpose function centre that harmonises rustic charm with contemporary design. The centre features rammed earth blade walls, large glass expanses, and plantation timbers, complemented by LYSAGHT® steel building products. The raked and sweeping roof, made from CUSTOM ORB® cladding in COLORBOND® steel Ironstone®, captures the rising views, while CUSTOM ORB ACCENT® 21 adds depth and handles high rainfall on low-pitched roofs. The combination of these materials anchors the modern design to its bushland setting.
Ironstone®
Architect: Anton Johnson Architect
Kurrawa SLSC
Situated on Broadbeach, the Kurrawa Surf Life Saving Club is a Gold Coast icon with over 1,700 active members and 14,000-plus supporters club members. The original clubhouse was rebuilt to feature surf club facilities, a 600-seat restaurant, café, bar, and gaming lounge. Designed by Arkhefield, the new building includes a generous outdoor room under a sculpted roof, using LYSAGHT KLIP-LOK 700 HI-STRENGTH® roofing for a clean, elegant look, and LYSAGHT SPANDEK® cladding. The COLORBOND® Ultra steel finish ensures protection against the harsh coastal environment.
Woodland Grey®
Architect: Arkhefield
The Katova High School Project in the Solomon Islands
The Katova High School project in the Solomon Islands is transforming a remote community, with new classrooms, a water supply system, and essential health resources. Lysaght’s durable roofing materials ensure these new facilities will serve the village for years to come, providing a foundation for brighter futures.
