Our Projects

Project Name: Wynnum & District Netball Association court and car park development

Project Manager: Marke Jennings-Temple (Projectworq)

Civil Engineer: SPORTENG

Geotechnical engineer: Pacific Geotech

Environmental scientist: Alex Kochnieff (SQP Consulting)

Flood modelling: StormW Consulting

Survey & Lease boundary change work: Survey360

Funding: 2020 Australian Government Community Development Grant (part of $1.8M)

Status: On-hold pending assessment of alternative sites (October 2023)

To bring families of two sports together and build commnunity sport capacity in Wynnum, the Federal Government funded this project to home the Wynnum and District Netball Association on the Wynnum Bugs rugby union club site. 

Project Name: Logan City Netball - Courts Upgrade

Project Manager: Marke Jennings-Temple (Projectworq)

QS & Superintendent: Mick Blomer (Court Tech, Tennis Queensland)

Civil Engineer: Westera Partners

Geotechnical engineer: Pacific Geotech

Contractor: Sarjaro

Funding: 2020 Queensland Government election committment ($0.75M)

Status: Practical Completion issued September 2023 and courts opten for use.

A long established association in the heart of Logan, LCNA aims to provide the facilities, coaching and development to further the popularity and recognition of netball in the region.

Project Name: Wynnum Bugs Lighting upgrade

Project Manager: Marke Jennings-Temple (Projectworq)

Geotechnical engineer: Pacific Geotech

Environmental Scientist: Alex Kochnieff (SQP Consulting)

Lighting supplier: Smartlux

Lighting Installer: Precision Sports Lighting & Electrical

Survey & Lease boundary change work: Survey360

Funding: 2020 Australian Government Community Development Grant (part of $1.8M)

Status: AFW approved (October 2023), installation to commence early 2024 pending contaminated material disposal permit approval. 

To maximise usage on the two rugby fields, new floodlights are to be installed. The design required a lease boundary change, screw pile footing designs that catered to ground conditions, light spill managed to Australian Standards and installation methodology that managed potential landfill gas. 

Project name: Sport NZ sustainable facilities development guide

Project type: Strategic advisory

Role: Technical input, applying an outdoor sport, recreation and golf lens to the content

Direct client: Arhitecture HDT (New Zealand)

Ultimate Client: Sport NZ

Status: Due for release early-mid 2024

Architecture HDT engaged Projectworq to provide strategic advisory and technical information into a sustainable facilitiess guideline document, requested by Sport NZ. The aim of the document is to support facilitiies planners, designers, clubs and owners/operators make sustainable develeopment decisons regarding new or refurbished/repurposed facilities. 

Our role was to apply sustainability knowledge across a broad range of green spaces, covering playgrounds, informal recreation spaces, formal recreation spaces and golf courses. We also provided technical information regarding sustainable accreditations appropriate for these spaces.

Rugby World Cup, New Zealand, 2011

FIFA Football World Cup, Brazil, 2014

AFC Asian Cup, Australia, 2015

FIFA Women's World Cup, Canada, 2015

Rio Olympics, Brazil, 2015-2016

International Champions Cup, China, 2015, 2016 & 2017

International Champions Cup, Singapore, 2016 & 2017

FIFA u20 Men's World Cup, Korea,  2016-2017

FIFA u20 Women's World Cup, Papua New Guinea, 2015-2017

Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast, Australia, 2018

Bankwest Stadium, pitch design & impact of roof design (under Lendlease), Sydney, 2016-2017

FIFA u20 Women's World Cup, training field designs, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, 2015-2017

Allianz Stadium Redevelopment, impact of roof design on the pitch, Sydney, 2015-2016

Perry Park, synthetic turf pitch, Brisbane, 2018-2019

Mitchelton Football Club, No.2 field synthetic turf pitch, Brisbane, 2015

Burringbar Park, No. 2 hockey turf, Brisbane, 2018-2019

Brisbane South State Secondary College, sports precinct design, Brisbane, 2018-2019

Impact of the new National Environmental Standards on sports projects, Environment Canterbury, NZ, 2012

Artifical turf procurement and specification guidelines, Auckland, 2012

Artifical turf temperature study, Auckland, NZ, 2012

Artificial turf crumb rubber study, Auckland, NZ, 2012-2013

Artificial turf stormwater quality monitoring study, Auckland, NZ, 2012-2014

Artificial turf asset management strategy, Auckland, NZ, 2014

Design Standards for Natural Turf,  Auckland, 2012-2014

Review of crumb rubber ingestion studies, Auckland, NZ, 2015

Green Infrastructure Guidance Document for Sports Parks (contributor), Auckland, NZ, 2016

AAMI Park situation report (following pitch failure), Melbourne, 2016

Design Standards for Natural Turf, Brisbane, Australia, 2019

Irrigation Design Standards for Natural Turf, Brisbane, Australia, 2019

Low Carbon Parks (contributor), Auckland, NZ, 2019

Optus Stadium pitch design reviews, Perth, Australia, 2017

Guidance Document for Sports Field Development (1st edition), Sport NZ, 2012

Saprissa Stadium pitch failure, Costa Rica, 2014

Post-earthquake artificial turf pitch assessments, Japan, 2015

Guidance Document for Sports Field Development (2nd edition), Sport NZ, 2019

Artificial Turf Workshop, for Downer Group NZ, Wellington, NZ, 2014

International Football Pitch Management Conference, (ahead of AFC Asian Cup 2015), Melbourne, Australia, 2014

Football Pitch Management Conference, (ahead of FIFA Women's World Cup 2015), Edmonton, Canada, 2015

FIFA Natural Grass Maintenance Seminar, Cook Islands, 2016

FIFA Football Turf Maintenance Seminar, Papua New Guinea, 2016

FIFA Football Infrastructure Development Workshop, Fiji, 2019

Technical Turf Workshop, hosted by Parks and Leisure Australia (Queensland), Brisbane, 2019