Barrambin/Victoria Park is more than just a Games precinct; it is an opportunity to tell a powerful story and set a global benchmark for Indigenous-led design.  It could be a civic, cultural, and ceremonial site that balances public, recreational space with living Indigenous culture. 

Download our exclusive e-book to discover the strategies reshaping placemaking and the lessons for Brisbane 2032, including: 

• Indigenous-led design: Inspirations from Barangaroo (Sydney) and Level Crossing Removal Project (Melbourne), that places Traditional Owners at the centre of planning to create a living cultural landscape that honours Country and community. 
• Story telling opportunity: The Games infrastructure offers a platform for authentic Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander stories, embedding cultural preservation and the creation of a unique visitor experience. 
• 5 key planning principles: Including economic and cultural participation, Country-centered design and time as a cultural consideration
• Economic Opportunities for Traditional Owners: Explore pathways for economic participation led by Turrbal and Yuggera peoples, ensuring the Games deliver lasting prosperity and empowerment. 

With careful planning, Barrambin/Victoria Park can be a resilient gathering place, rich in history and significance. This paper explores a vison that moves beyond token gestures, promoting co-designed, Country-centered planning that creates lasting benefits for community, culture, and the environment. 

Download the full report to learn how Barrambin/Victoria Park will be our flagship Games site, both for its central location, as well as its potential for unique, cultural representation.