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- Centenary Pool Complex is a heritage-listed swimming pool at 400 Gregory Terrace, Spring Hill, City of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
- The Centenary Pool complex is historically significant as the Brisbane City Council’s principal contribution to the Brisbane and Queensland 1959 centenary...
- But the Centenary Pools complex was the only Olympic standard complex they developed, on par with those built in Melbourne and Canberra.
- Centenary Aquatic Centre: Brisbane's largest aquatic hub! Dive into our 50m pool, kids' pool, and enjoy the poolside cafe at our newly renovated facility!Bulunamadı: complex
- Queensland Government home. Centenary Pool Complex (2012); Adam Creed. ... 601240 - Centenary Pool Complex - map 1 (2017); Heritage Branch Staff.
- The Centenary Pool complex was designed for the City Council to commemorate a centenary of local government and thrust the nation’s swimming standard...
- Comment Talk. Centenary Pool Complex (StreetView). © Google Maps.
- The Centenary Pool complex was built to commemorate the 1956 Melbourne Olympics and until 1980 was Brisbane’s principal aquatic sports centre.
- Unlike the Olympic Pool complex built in Melbourne for the 1956 Games, the Centenary Pool in Brisbane was always intended to create a new kind of public and...
- Designed by prominent Brisbane City architect James Birrell and completed in 1959, the Centenary Pool complex in Spring Hill is distinguished by its elevated...
- The Centenary Pool complex in Brisbane designed by Council architect James Birrel and built in 1959, has a wonderful joyous atmosphere.
- The Centenary Pool complex, overlooking the grass sportsfields, includes two indoor swimming pools including a 25-metre water polo and eight lane lap pool...
- Steeped in heritage, the Centenary Pool complex was constructed in 1959, and it continues to be a cornerstone of fitness in our community.
- The Centenary Swimming Pool Complex has a heated Olympic size pool, fitness centre and diving pool.
Centenary Pool Complex
Краткая информация
Внесенный в список культурного наследия плавательный бассейн на 400 Грегори Террас, Спринг Хилл, город Брисбен, Квинсленд, Австралия. Он был спроектирован архитектором Джеймсом Бирреллом и построен в 1959 году. Он был внесен в Реестр наследия Квинсленда 5 ноября 1996 года.
Факты
- Дата постройки:1959 год