The project’s responsible design not only celebrates the six seasons recognized by Australia’s indigenous community, it also includes a network of walking and cycling trails, as well as playgrounds, picnic areas and a boardwalk for use by the public. The structure’s lightweight fabric roof, created specifically for the stadium, provides shelter to 85 percent of the facility’s 60,000-seats. Designers also lowered the seating bowl to give fans exceptional views and bring them closer to the action on the field. The pitch is oval-shaped to accommodate cricket matches in addition to other types of sporting events. Designers used anodized aluminum on the stadium’s bronze façade to reflect the special geology of Western Australia by day, and a 15,000-light LED system at night that can highlight the team colors of either the Eagles or the Dockers. Optus Stadium is home to both the West Coast Eagles and the Fremantle Dockers of the Australian Rules Football League. To design a stadium that meets the dual goal of serving as a multipurpose modern sports facility as well as a useful destination for citizens and non-sporting activities.
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