A Winning Result for the Kilcoy Community
Creating more opportunities for sport, fitness and community connection.
Premis is pleased to share the successful completion of the Kilcoy Indoor Sports Centre upgrade, delivering improved sporting and recreational facilities for the local community.
Working with Somerset Regional Council, Premis has delivered a significant expansion and refurbishment of the existing centre, creating a more modern, accessible and functional facility to support the growing sport and fitness needs of the Kilcoy community.
The upgraded centre was officially reopened on 30 October 2026, marking the completion of Stage One of the broader Kilcoy Indoor Sports Centre Redevelopment.
The project involved a combination of expansion works and upgrades to existing facilities, increasing the centre’s capacity and improving the overall experience for users.
A key feature of the redevelopment is the expanded, air-conditioned 24-hour gym, offering secure access and greater flexibility for members to exercise at times that suit their lifestyles. The works also included an expanded gymnastics area, refurbished amenities, improved ventilation and air conditioning, accessibility improvements and additional car parking.
Together, these upgrades have transformed the existing centre into a more comfortable, practical and welcoming facility, supporting a broader range of sporting, fitness and recreational activities.
The project was jointly funded by Somerset Regional Council and the Queensland Government, with more than $2.8 million contributed through the South East Queensland Community Stimulus Program.
The completed works represent Stage One of the broader redevelopment, with Somerset Regional Council also progressing plans for a future second stage, which includes multipurpose indoor courts, additional amenities, change rooms and a dedicated first aid area.
Premis is proud to have worked alongside Somerset Regional Council, Ink Duck Architects and the wider project team to deliver this important community infrastructure upgrade. The completed project is another example of our experience delivering community facilities that provide lasting benefits for the people who use them.
Architect: Ink Duck Architects
Photography: Alanna McTiernan
