Take a look at how the $775 million multipurpose stadium is expected to look once complete.
New images have been released of the proposed Macquarie Point stadium and its visual impact on the Hobart cityscape.Before: Before.. . After: After.. .The development application for a proposed multi-purpose stadium in Hobart has been lodged, with construction expected to cost $60 million more than previously estimated.
The 23,000-seat, roofed stadium at Macquarie Point was one of the AFL's key requirements for the introduction of the Tasmania Devils team into the AFL competition. The Tasmanian Planning Commission will now set up an independent panel, which will have up to 12 months to assess the project's environmental, economic, social and cultural impacts.Photo shows Hundreds of people gather outside a hospital between ambulancesPhoto shows Toddlers play around a table. A mother is with her child, and a woman dressed in purple monitors.Photo shows A proposed stadium design at Hobart's Macquarie Point, bordering the Hobart Cenotaph.
Tas Tasmania Stadium Macquarie Point Before And After Impact Pictures
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