Demolition of Subiaco Grandstands

Demolition of the Subiaco Grandstands and the surrounding infrastructure has now been completed, and the interim landscaping commenced in mid-January 2020. The demolition is one of the biggest demolitions of its kind in Western Australia.

Here are some interesting facts:

  • Over 100,000 tonnes of material was removed from the site;
  • 95% of all material will be reused or recycled; and
  • The heritage Subiaco Oval Gates and turnstiles have been retained;

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Demolition of the Subiaco Grandstands and the surrounding infrastructure has now been completed, and the interim landscaping commenced in mid-January 2020. The demolition is one of the biggest demolitions of its kind in Western Australia.

Here are some interesting facts:

  • Over 100,000 tonnes of material was removed from the site;
  • 95% of all material will be reused or recycled; and
  • The heritage Subiaco Oval Gates and turnstiles have been retained;

Keep Up To Date


  • Master Planning for Subi Oval is now underway

    29 Nov 2019
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    We are about to embark on the exciting phase of developing a Master Plan for the Subi East redevelopment area. This process will involve extensive community consultation and will build upon the Vision Concept that was released for Subi East in early 2019.

    We are inviting stakeholders and the community to share their stories and memories of Subi East - reflecting on bygone times. We are also keen to find out what the future version of Subi East looks like to the community and stakeholders.

    Want to share your stories with us? Click here.

  • Want to see drone footage of the Subi Oval demolition?

    19 Nov 2019

    Throughout the demolition process, we have had several drones tracking the demolition of the oval on a daily basis. This latest drone footage gives you a quick snapshot of the demolition from the beginning to the mid-November 2019.



  • DevelopmentWA to play a central role in shaping the future of WA

    25 Sep 2019
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    As a part of its reform agenda, the McGowan Government has launched DevelopmentWA, the State's new design and development agency set to help shape the future of Western Australia.

    DevelopmentWA is the result of consolidating the operations of LandCorp and the Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority and will capitalise on the combined power and expertise of the former agencies.

    Find Out More here