Brisbane’s new National Aquatic Centre is set to make waves — literally — as three top architects battle to design the Olympic venue for 2032. With the Centenary Pool closing this August, early works begin in September under GIICA’s watchful eye. New visuals reveal a sleek, wave-shaped roof, and the vision? A world-class, legacy-rich facility for athletes and the community — even if it means scaling back seating from 25,000 to 8,000 post-Games. While cost concerns linger, the $7.1 billion infrastructure budget stands firm. The goal? Build something not just Olympic-caliber, but better than Budapest’s best — and leave a lasting mark on Queensland for generations.
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