The National Capital Authority (NCA) has invited the Australian community to shape the future of Canberra’s Commonwealth Park after releasing a new concept vision for its revitalisation.
Commonwealth Park Concept Vision 2025 sets out the NCA’s early thinking on options and opportunities for the renewal of Commonwealth Park over the coming decades.
The concept vision seeks to preserve the integrity and current uses of Commonwealth Park, while looking at ways it can evolve over time to meet the future needs of the community.
“The NCA is committed to reflecting Dame Sylvia Crowe’s original master plan and Commonwealth Park’s importance today as a home for major events and a much-loved public resource, while exploring opportunities for the park to respond to the future needs of Canberra and the Capital,” National Capital Authority chief executive, Karen Doran PSM, said.
“The NCA invites Australians to have their say on the options and opportunities in the concept vision, as well as other suggestions not covered in our early thinking.
“Commonwealth Park Concept Vision 2025 is the start of an ongoing discussion with the community that will inform the NCA’s work on the future of Commonwealth Park as it progresses.
“Delivery will occur over many years, reflecting the priorities of government and the community, with each stage subject to further detailed planning and design, engagement and consultation.”
Learn more about Commonwealth Park Concept Vision 2025 by visiting the NCA website, attending a community information session or pop-up in Commonwealth Park.
