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Last update date: 09 September 2025
The City of Stirling’s Building Renewal Program ensures that our facilities and assets continue to meet the evolving needs of the community. Through regular upgrades and maintenance, we aim to provide high-quality, well-maintained spaces that support connection, recreation, and wellbeing to benefit the community.
The City manages more than 200 facilities, including 16 community centres, three aquatic centres, gyms and sports facilities.
The program is reviewed annually, with facilities prioritised for renewal based on a range of factors including building condition, age, safety, and functionality. This helps extend the life of our assets while improving their usability and appearance.
Building renewal works include but not limited to:
- Structural repairs
- Building refurbishments
- Energy improvements
- Safety and security improvements
- End of life buildings.
2025/2026 Building Renewals
- Mount Lawley Bowling Club facility - Building refurbishment
- The Sportsmens Association of Australia, WA Division - Accessible toilet installation
- Stirling Food Services - Refrigeration and BMS upgrades
- W.A. Pony Club facility - Shed replacement
- Scarborough Beach Amphitheatre building maintenance - Repainting of Amphitheatre
- Sheldrake Reserve, Stirling - Design of changeroom toilet/store
- Stirling Leisure – Hamersley Public Golf Course - Greenkeepers machinery shed
- Stirling Libraries – Scarborough - Replace AC1 and AHU coil
- Henderson Environmental Centre - Air conditioning and solar
- 9 Leeway Court, Osborne Park - Roof and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning renewal (HVAC)
- Stirling Leisure - Balga - HVAC renewal
- Stirling Libraries - Mirrabooka - HVAC renewal
- Stirling Libraries - Osborne - (Multi year) - HVAC renewal
- Operations Centre - (Fleet and stores) - HVAC renewal
- Stirling Leisure - Inglewood - Spa plant upgrade
- Aquatic Centres - Water meter upgrades
- Animal Care Facility - Design internal refurbishment and generator install
- Stirling Food Services - Installation of EV chargers
- Stirling Leisure – Mirrabooka - Security improvements
- Stirling Leisure - Scarborough Beach - Risk mitigation balustrade remediation
- Administration Building complex - Fire Services upgrade
- 19 Roberts Street West, Osborne Park
- Dianella Child Health Centre
- Stirling State Emergency Service SES Shed, Sylvia Street, Nollamara
- Mount Lawley Pre-Primary Centre - Demolition of Railway Parade building
Past projects
Frequently asked questions
Each year, the City’s financial budget reflects a list of projects that Council has approved.
The program is reviewed annually, with facilities prioritised for renewal based on a range of factors including building condition, age, safety, and functionality. This helps extend the life of our assets while improving their usability and appearance.
A building renewal focuses on replacing essential components to extend the life of the building, while a refurbishment improves the internal functionality of the space.
End of life demolition buildings are aging facilities that are no longer safe or practical to keep using. They may be demolished because they’re too costly to repair or no longer meet community needs. The space is then repurposed to meet community needs.
To find out more about our venues and facility hire, visit the Stirling Leisure page.
For more information, or to receive this information in an alternate format, please contact the City on (08) 9205 8555 or visit www.stirling.wa.gov.au/enquiry.
