Queenstown Sport Centre Opens Again on Aug 8

The Queenstown Sport Centre in Singapore will reopen on Aug 8.

The centre has new spaces for all levels of sport.

A new building has a big gym and two activity rooms.

The gym has special machines that use air to help people work out safely.

The centre wants to make sure everyone can use the facilities easily.

The centre has features like a pool hoist and ramps for people with disabilities.

The changing rooms and washrooms are new and improved.

The centre will still help athletes train with special facilities.

The rugby field now has artificial grass that meets World Rugby standards.

The centre has new team-changing rooms and a resurfaced running track.

The centre has a new dry-dive facility and a diving pool. The dry-dive facility helps divers practise without water.

The dry-dive facility is safe and controlled for Team Singapore divers.

The Queenstown Sport Centre first opened in 1970 as Singapore's first neighbourhood sports complex.

The centre wants to provide the community with sports opportunities and celebrate its past.

The new buildings kept some of the old features like the roof and planter boxes.

The old stone planter boxes and wall near the pool are still there.

Keeping old features helps long-time residents feel connected to the centre.

The centre kept old things like the rooftop design and murals. These remind people of the past.

The new facilities will appeal to new residents, especially young families.

The centre will continue to celebrate its heritage.

Next year, the centre will have new mural paintings and interactive heritage halls.

The centre will keep engaging the community to make people feel like they own the place.

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