Sports & Recreation
Parramatta Eels National Rugby League Club
The Hills Shire Council has developed Kellyville Park, located in Sydney’s north-west, into the world’s largest rugby league Centre of Excellence and a thriving community hub. This $70 million facility is a landmark for Australian sport — combining elite performance with grassroots access, and serving as a powerful tribute to community, equality and high performance.
Location
NSW
Architect
HB Arch
Builder
Kane Constructions
Project Managers
Mostyn Copper and Waypoint
Value
$70 million
Developed in collaboration with the Parramatta Eels, the precinct caters to NRL, NRLW, elite junior pathways, and local clubs, uniting every level of the game within a single specialised venue. It is also Australia’s first gender-equal elite rugby league training precinct, with fully duplicated facilities for men and women across all programs.
Key facilities include:
- Five international-standard playing fields
- A boutique match venue and community centre
- Football and staff departments
- Gym, aquatic and plunge pools, sauna and recovery zones
- Meeting and boardrooms, lecture theatres
- Hall of Fame, ‘The Vault’ museum, Roll of Honour and retail entry
- Community function rooms, commercial kitchens, and a conference centre
The facility supports both grassroots participation and the Eels Elite Pathway and Eels in the Community programs — harnessing the power of sport to uplift lives across Western Sydney.
Our team delivered integrated building services engineering for this landmark project, including:
- Advanced mechanical and electrical systems
- Fire safety services tailored for elite and public use
- Hydraulic systems designed for athlete performance and community access
- ESD strategies for a future-proof, sustainable legacy
Since 2020, we’ve applied our interstate best-for-project approach in collaboration with HB Architecture, blending the elite sports and sustainability expertise of our Victorian team with our NSW team's local infrastructure and site knowledge.
