Civic/Public
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
Value
$70 million
Architect
HB Arch
Builder
Kane Constructions
Project Managers
Mostyn Copper and Waypoint
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.
