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ArchiPro Project Summary - Gippsland Regional Aquatic Centre: A premier facility featuring an eight-lane 50m indoor pool, leisure areas, wellness centre, and community amenities, all part of the Latrobe Valley Authority’s $85 million sports and infrastructure initiative.

Title:: Gippsland Regional Aquatic Centre
Architect:: Peddle Thorp
Category:: Community/; Sports and Recreation
Photographers:: Chris Matterson

The Gippsland Regional Aquatic Centre (GRAC) is the centrepiece of the Latrobe Valley Authority’s $85 million sports and infrastructure package.

The centre features a range of facilities for competitive swimming, leisure, general community use and major regional events, including an eight lane 50 metre indoor pool with 500 spectator seating.

The centre also includes an indoor water play zone, a warm water pool, a designated learn-to-swim pool, spa and sauna areas, a wellness centre, café and retail precinct and wet and dry change facilities.

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Peddle Thorp Group is an independent company, practising in Architecture, Planning and Interior Design, consisting of a number of business units relating to different markets or specialist areas, with offices in Melbourne, Asia and the Middle East.

Peddle Thorp Architects is our commercial architectural arm and the core operation of our office and covers a number of industry sectors including sports architecture, commercial offices, residential & hotels, aquariums, industrial and retail.

Having been in business since the mid 1980s and with staff numbers of over 70 locally and 3000+ overseas, we confirm that we have the financial stability, expertise and experience in order to successfully undertake projects of any size or complexity.