The Western Australian (WA) Government has announced that the redevelopment plan for the鈥疨erth Convention and Exhibition Centre (PCEC) is set to undergo a Project Definition Phase.
The redevelopment plan was first revealed in January this year.
Constructed in 2004, PCEC is claimed to be the oldest convention centre in Australia that has not undergone a redevelopment.
The State Government, in collaboration with Wyllie and Brookfield, the joint venture that currently leases the PCEC until 2039, is exploring redevelopment opportunities.
A concept proposal has been reviewed, and additional work is now required to ensure the project is thoroughly scoped and costed.
The State Government has allocated A$16.6m ($11.2m) to advance the proposal through the Project Definition Phase.
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By GlobalDataThe project includes plans to enhance connectivity to Elizabeth Quay and introduce a new public realm featuring an outdoor theatre on the Swan River, new waterfront facilities, and various food and beverage venues.
In addition, the project will pave the way for the development of a new hotel, residential apartments catering to a range of affordability and accessibility needs, and commercial and innovation spaces.聽聽
The existing convention centre will also undergo refurbishment to increase its capacity.
WA Premier Roger Cook said: 鈥淥ur goal is to make the most of this stunning location. We have the opportunity to create a new tourism and economic hub for Perth.
鈥淭he redevelopment can showcase Kings Park and the Swan River while providing new waterfront facilities, housing, tourism and hospitality venues, and thousands of new jobs. Attracting events, fostering innovation and boosting tourism is a key part of our vision to diversify the economy for WA’s future.鈥�
In September 2024, the WA Government revealed the redevelopment of the Perth Concert Hall, a heritage-listed building.聽
