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The Change Rooms in Devonport Tasmania

27 Apr 2022

Design: Starbox Architecture

Location: Devonport, Tasmania, Australia

Photos: Native Design Workshop

The Change Rooms, Australia

New football club Change Rooms to be flexible to incorporate amenities for local junior clubs, state league city club, AFLW and AFL.

What was the brief?
The existing Devonport stadium club rooms had inadequate amenities for a growing club, non standard facilities for AFL/ AFLW games and structural columns that obstructed pre game preparation.

What were the solutions?
The existing undercroft area below the stadium seating was the maximum buildable envelope. This meant limited space to work with. However, working with a structural engineer, we managed to remove rows of structural columns which opened up the internal space. This provided us with sufficient width to the changerooms for pre game preparation including drills but also provided us with flexibility to divide the space into separate male and female areas.

Key products used:
B/C grade plywood for ceilings
James Hardie Easylap wall lining
Flotex carpet
Polytec laminate joinery for lockers
Polytec wet area partitions
Forbo vinyl flooring
Lotus operable walls
GP Glass Trend Windows

The Change Rooms in Tasmania, Australia – Building Information

Architect: Starbox Architecture – http://www.starbox.net.au/home
Project size: 542 sqm
Project Budget: $884000
Completion date: 2022
Building levels: 1

Photography: Native Design Workshop

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