The 2032 Brisbane Games will deliver many new and upgraded venues across Queensland. The goal is not just to ensure they perform brilliantly during the Games, but also to ensure they remain vibrant, well-used community assets for the decades that follow.
Schuler Shook has been planning major venues for over four decades, from Jay Pritzker Pavilion by Frank Gehry to Queensland’s own HOTA Outdoor Stage. Our team combines this institutional experience with deep individual expertise. Our staff have designed broadcast systems for NFL stadiums, managed events at Melbourne & other major sporting Parks, and delivered lighting for some of the world’s most recognised public spaces.
For a comprehensive overview of our international major venue capabilities — including detailed project experience, team credentials, and our approach to broadcast-ready infrastructure — download our capability statement.
By Jack Dahlqvist
Jack Dahlqvist spent years as Technical Manager at Melbourne & Olympic Parks, delivering major events at Rod Laver Arena, Margaret Court Arena, and AAMI Park. He’s seen firsthand what makes venues genuinely flexible — and which design decisions operators wish they could undo.
In this article, Jack shares what he’s learned about designing venues that work for the Games and for the thirty years that follow.
For a comprehensive overview of our international sporting venue capabilities — including detailed project experience, team credentials, and our approach to broadcast-ready infrastructure — download our capability statement.
