The Aquatics Centre is the only major facility built for the 2024 Paris Games. In legacy mode, it will be a public facility with a 50-m pool, a diving pool, a 25-m learning pool, multipurpose pool, and aqua-kids area.

Parramatta Aquatic Centre (PAC) is located in Parramatta Park, which is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, and is situated in a distinct landscape concept which acknowledges the site’s historical vocation as a gathering place.

CITYPARK’s 22,500-seat soccer-specific venue showcases St. Louis’s love for the sport through an intimate, innovative, and sustainable design. CITYPARK represents a new model for Major League Soccer (MLS) stadiums, ­moving away from the standard enclosed singular space to a pub­lic amenity that invites all.

The new Allander designed by Holmes Miller seeks to bring two institutions together: a recreational hub and a home from home for adults with disabilities. It provides a stimulating environment which delivers the totality of experiences necessary to care for people with learning challenges.

“The Hug” centre located in Calgary is an inclusive environment for healthy lifestyles and the collaboratory applies social innovation practices to co-create and measure new kinds of healthy living solutions. It serves for a young, diverse, and growing community.

Led by Populous, Sydney’s renowned Royal Hall of Industries has undergone a remarkable ­transformation into the Sydney Swans Headquarters. The world-class, high performance training facility and community hub has been retrofitted into the iconic heritage hall through a fit-out which both preserves and embraces the original character of the 110-year-old federation building.

Located in Wascana Park, in the heart of Regina, the capital city of Saskatchewan province, the new pool aims to be Canada’s most accessible and inclusive. It was a design collaboration between P3A Partnership and interdisciplinary firm, hcma architecture + design.

Situated on the east boundary of Rogers’ historic downtown district, the new park ­designed by Ross Barney Architects has the potential to capitalize on recent public space investments and help to make downtown Rogers a regional destination.