Noosa Leisure Centre Visual Story

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1. Arrival and Parking

The Noosa Leisure Centre is connected to nearby bus stops via step-free pathways that cross the shared car park and entrance precinct. The car park features six accessible car parking spaces located close to the entrances of both the Noosa Leisure Centre and Noosaville Library. The journey from the bus stop to the entrance involves crossing a smooth asphalt roadway and moving through a shaded area with established trees and vegetation.

The leisure centre is a low-set building with a distinctive dome roof supported by exposed metal structures and a pink and yellow façade. The car park has an asphalt surface with clearly marked parking bays and directional arrows. Step-free concrete pathways connect the car park, bus stop and building entrances. The precinct is surrounded by established trees, landscaped gardens and natural vegetation, providing shade and creating a defined boundary around the site.

This area is used for accessing the leisure centre, library and nearby community facilities. Activity levels may increase during weekends, school holidays and community events. Visitors may notice the smell of mulch and damp vegetation, particularly after rain. Brush turkeys are commonly seen throughout the precinct, and the established tree canopy contributes to a cooler and more shaded environment than surrounding streets and open areas.

A paved road flanked by two bus shelters, one on each side. The shelters have wooden slats and metal roofs. Trees with dense foliage line both sides, casting shadows on the road. A few parked cars are visible on the left. The area appears open with no visible barriers, and the road surface is smooth asphalt. A bin is near the right shelter, and a signpost is visible on the left.
A bus stop with a metal shelter featuring diagonal support beams is situated on a concrete pavement. A blue and white bus stop sign is visible next to the shelter. Across the road, a row of parked cars is partially obscured by tall trees with dense foliage. The road is lined with a kerb and appears to be two lanes wide. Sunlight filters through the trees, casting shadows on the pavement and road.
A parking area with marked disabled spaces is bordered by lush green trees and shrubs. The ground is asphalt with clear white directional arrows and blue disabled parking symbols. To the right, a red brick building with large windows is partially visible. A pathway leads through the greenery, and a lamppost stands near the building. The area feels open with a mix of natural and built elements.
A paved road with white directional arrows leads towards a red building partially obscured by lush green trees and shrubs. The road splits into two paths, with one leading to a parking area marked with blue disabled parking signs. Concrete pavements run alongside the road, bordered by manicured hedges. Tall street lamps are visible, and several parked cars can be seen in the distance.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Birds chirping
  2. Leaves rustling
  3. Distant traffic
  4. Footsteps on pavement
  5. Occasional bus and car engines
Smell

Smells

  1. Mulch
  2. Damp vegetation
  3. Fresh air
  4. Earthy soil
  5. Occasional car odours
Touch

Feel

  1. Cool shade
  2. Slight slope
  3. Towering trees
  4. Calm atmosphere
  5. Movement to entrance
Sight

Sight

  1. Tall gum trees
  2. Pink and yellow façade
  3. Dome roof
  4. Directional arrows
  5. Brush turkeys

2. Entrance and Reception

The Noosa Leisure Centre is accessed through a set of manually operated inward-opening glass doors. Upon entering, the reception desk is immediately to the right and includes a lowered counter section. Directly ahead is a small retail area offering sports and leisure items, with the indoor sports stadium located beyond. To the left of the entrance, a corridor leads to the bathroom facilities. Along this corridor are accessible bathrooms fitted with automatic wave-to-open doors, toilets with grab rails, a shower with handrails and a shower bench. Clear directional signage is positioned throughout the centre to assist with navigation.

The entrance area features a checkered floor of grey and white tiles, with red tile borders defining sections of the space. The reception desk has a curved design with a green front panel, while walls throughout the foyer display information boards, notices and venue signage. The ceiling is white with recessed lighting, creating a bright and evenly lit environment. The retail area contains display shelving and merchandise, while wide pathways connect the reception area to the stadium, amenities and other areas of the centre.

This area is used for visitor check-in, enquiries, membership services and access to the leisure centre's facilities and programs. Activity levels may increase during sporting competitions, school holiday programs and community events. Visitors may hear conversations at reception, footsteps on the tiled flooring, announcements from nearby activity areas and general movement throughout the centre. The combination of bright lighting, contrasting floor surfaces and open sightlines creates a functional and welcoming entry environment.

A building entrance with a prominent arched metal canopy supported by white pillars. The facade is red with large windows above the glass double doors. A white metal fence runs along the left side, with a bicycle rack nearby. The path leading to the entrance is paved, and there are trees and shrubs on the right. The structure appears modern and functional, with clear access to the interior.
Entrance to the Noosa Leisure Centre featuring glass double doors with 'Noosa Leisure Centre' signage. Above the doors, a 'Welcome...' sign is visible. Inside, a checkered floor leads to a reception desk on the right with a green front. The space is well-lit with overhead lights and has a modern, open design. A red wall is on the right, and a yellow caution sign is affixed to it.
A reception area with a modern, curved white and green desk in the foreground. Behind the desk, a wall-mounted fan and a small TV screen are visible. To the left, a retail area displays colourful clothing on racks. The floor transitions from a patterned tile to a dark carpet. A wooden panel on the right wall holds notices and a window beside it shows an outdoor view. The space feels open with high ceilings and bright lighting.
A spacious indoor reception area with a curved white and green desk on the right, featuring a computer and informational signage. To the left, a corridor with checkered flooring leads to other rooms. Large glass doors on the right open to a grassy outdoor area. The ceiling is white with recessed lighting, and a ceiling fan is visible. A yellow caution sign is placed on the floor near the entrance.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Footsteps on tiles
  2. People in conversation
  3. Reception desk activity
  4. Doors opening and closing
  5. Balls bouncing
Smell

Smells

  1. Cleaning products
  2. Fresh air outside
  3. Indoor air conditioning
  4. Coffee aromas
  5. Cooked foods
Touch

Feel

  1. Smooth tile underfoot
  2. Changing air temperature
  3. Interpersonal anxiety
  4. Focus on orientation
  5. Hurried people
Sight

Sight

  1. Checkered floor pattern
  2. People arriving and departing
  3. Directional signage
  4. Retail clothing displays
  5. Glass doors and windows

3. Refresh and Refuel Café

The café can be accessed from the main reception area of the Noosa Leisure Centre or directly from an external concrete pathway. From reception, a clear pathway leads to the café counter and seating areas. The café is positioned adjacent to the indoor stadium and provides convenient access for visitors attending sporting activities, programs and events. A manually operated glass door provides access to the outdoor seating area.

The café features a white ceiling and walls, with large floral artwork creating a visual focal point within the space. Flooring transitions from the grey and white tiled foyer to smooth white vinyl flooring within the café area. The service counter includes display cabinets containing drinks, snacks and light refreshments. Seating options include tables and chairs within the indoor dining area, while picnic-style benches are available in the outdoor seating area. Large windows and glazed doors provide natural light throughout the space.

This area is used for dining, refreshments and social gatherings before or after activities within the leisure centre. Activity levels may increase during sporting competitions, community events and peak meal times. Visitors may notice the aroma of food and beverages, along with conversations, café operations and activity from nearby areas of the centre. The combination of indoor and outdoor seating provides a relaxed space for visitors to meet, eat and take a break during their visit.

The image shows a refreshment kiosk with a sign reading 'Refresh + Refuel' above it. The kiosk features a blue counter with orange panels and a variety of snacks and drinks displayed. To the left, a tiled floor transitions from red to a black and white checkered pattern leading to a corridor with signage for reception, stadium, crèche, and toilets. A black door with a window is on the right, next to a glass panel.
A small refreshment kiosk with a sign reading 'Refresh + Refuel' above. The counter is divided into two sections with a central column. On the left, a black Pepsi fridge is stocked with drinks, and shelves display snacks. On the right, a coffee machine and a glass display case with food items are visible. The floor transitions from red tiles in front of the counter to a patterned surface in the foreground.
The image shows a cafeteria area with a counter on the left featuring a blue countertop and wooden panels. Behind the counter are shelves with items and a small refrigerator. A sign above reads 'Refresh'. To the right, there are tables and chairs arranged in a seating area with large windows and wall-mounted screens. The floor transitions from red tiles near the counter to white tiles in the seating area.
A room with a high ceiling features a large glass door leading outside to a grassy area. Inside, there are several black tables with colourful chairs, including green and blue. Stacked chairs are visible on the left. The floor is light-coloured with a dark mat near the entrance. A geometric wall decoration is on the right. The space feels open with large windows and a view of the outdoors.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Conversation hum
  2. Footsteps on tiles
  3. Clinking cutlery
  4. People ordering food
  5. Coffee machine noise
Smell

Smells

  1. Fresh coffee
  2. Baked goods
  3. Cleaning products
  4. Airconditioned air
  5. Food aromas
Touch

Feel

  1. Smooth floor underfoot
  2. Enclosed space
  3. Hungry and thirsty
  4. Money handling and ordering
  5. Waiting
Sight

Sight

  1. Floral artwork
  2. Checkered tiles
  3. People eating
  4. Picnic benches
  5. People queuing

4. Stadium

The indoor sports stadium is accessed directly from the reception area through large glass doors. The flooring transitions from the tiled foyer to the timber sports court surface. Upon entering the stadium, the main court opens directly ahead, while directional signage identifies other facilities within the centre, including the café and outdoor courts. To the right of the entrance is a display area for sportswear and merchandise. At the rear of the stadium, behind the café, a staircase with handrails provides access to a small spectator balcony overlooking the courts.

The stadium is a large open hall with timber sports flooring marked for a variety of court-based activities. The building features exposed steel beams, fluorescent lighting and a corrugated metal roof, creating a spacious environment with high ceilings. Skylights provide additional natural light throughout the day. Spectator seating is available around the perimeter of the court, while abstract artwork is displayed on several walls. A vending machine is positioned near the staircase leading to the upper-level viewing area.

This area is used for indoor sports, recreation programs, competitions, community events and exhibitions. Activity levels may increase during sporting competitions, school holiday programs, markets and special events. Visitors may hear whistles, bouncing balls, conversations, announcements and general crowd noise depending on the activity taking place. The combination of high ceilings, timber flooring and open space can contribute to increased sound levels during busy periods.

The image shows an indoor area with a tiled floor featuring alternating grey and white squares. On the left, there is a large entrance with glass doors leading to a wooden-floored sports court. Above, a sign lists facilities like outdoor courts and a café. To the right, a reception area with a counter and a wall display of sportswear is visible. The space is enclosed with white walls and a ceiling with recessed lighting.
A spacious indoor sports hall with a polished wooden floor marked with various sports lines in red, green, and yellow. The ceiling is high with exposed metal beams and bright overhead lights. On the left, a basketball hoop is mounted, and the walls feature large murals of athletes. Several closed roller doors line the far wall, and a white folding table is positioned on the right. The space feels open and expansive.
A spacious indoor sports hall with a polished wooden floor marked for various sports. The ceiling features exposed metal beams and bright overhead lighting. The walls are adorned with large murals of athletes in action. A mezzanine level with windows and doors is visible at the far end. The hall is enclosed by light-coloured walls with multiple doors and windows along the sides.
A spacious indoor sports hall with a polished wooden floor marked with various sports lines in red, green, and yellow. The ceiling is high with exposed metal beams and bright overhead lights. On the far wall, there are multiple closed roller doors and a scoreboard. Basketball hoops are mounted on the walls. The space is enclosed by light blue walls with several doors and windows.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Ball bouncing
  2. Squeaking shoes
  3. People talking
  4. Sudden shouts
  5. Whistles and instructions
Smell

Smells

  1. Wood
  2. Sports ointments
  3. Deodorants and body odours
  4. Mild cleaning products
  5. Rubber and plastics
Touch

Feel

  1. Smooth wooden floor
  2. Open space
  3. Mild crowd anxiety
  4. Focus during games
  5. Exercise
Sight

Sight

  1. Timber floors
  2. People playing sport
  3. Exposed steel beams
  4. Skylights
  5. Ball game markings

5. Gym

The gym is accessed through a manually operated outward-opening glass door located to the right of the café. Frosted glass panels provide separation between the café and gym areas. Upon entering, pathways lead between the various exercise and training zones, with equipment arranged throughout the space to support different workout activities.

The gym is a compact space featuring a combination of vinyl flooring, rubber matting, carpeted areas and timber-look flooring. Mirrors line sections of the walls, helping to create a sense of openness within the room. The ceiling is fitted with fluorescent strip lighting and is lower than the adjoining sports stadium. Exercise equipment includes weightlifting racks, strength training equipment and cardiovascular machines arranged in dedicated zones throughout the gym. Frosted glass walls provide privacy while still allowing natural light to filter into the space.

This area is used for individual exercise, strength training, fitness programs and group exercise sessions. Activity levels may increase during peak fitness periods and scheduled classes. Visitors may hear conversations, exercise equipment in use, coaching instructions and music associated with fitness programs. Depending on the level of activity, visitors may notice the scent of exercise equipment, sports ointments and general gym-related activity, alongside occasional aromas from the nearby café.

A gym entrance with frosted glass panels and a door marked 'PUSH'. Inside, a wooden floor leads to a reception desk with a stack of black weights visible. The ceiling has fluorescent lighting, and a green chair is placed next to a black table on the right. A small artwork is mounted on the adjacent wall. The space feels enclosed by glass and walls, with a transition from tiled to wooden flooring.
A gym interior with a light wood laminate floor transitioning to a dark carpeted area. On the left, a white cabinet with black handles holds small dumbbells and a white device. A vertical rack of dumbbells stands nearby. The right side features weightlifting equipment. The space is enclosed by white walls and large glass panels. Ceiling fans and fluorescent lights are visible above.
A gym area with weightlifting equipment is visible, featuring two squat racks with weights and benches on a dark carpeted section. Adjacent is a spacious area with light wood flooring. The space is enclosed by large glass windows and doors, providing a view into another room. The ceiling is fitted with fluorescent lights and ceiling fans. An emergency exit sign is above a door in the background.
A gym area with two weightlifting racks equipped with barbells and weights, positioned on a dark carpeted floor. The space is enclosed by white walls and large glass windows, providing a view into another room. A blue sign is mounted on the left wall. Ceiling fans and fluorescent lights are visible above. Cardboard boxes and metal poles are stacked in the right corner. The floor transitions from carpet to a lighter material at the entrance.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. High energy music
  2. Coaching instructions
  3. Exercise equipment clatter
  4. Footsteps on vinyl
  5. Voices from group activities
Smell

Smells

  1. Sports ointments
  2. Deodorants and body odours
  3. Rubber mats
  4. Cleaning products
  5. Café aromas
Touch

Feel

  1. Glass room
  2. Focus from exercise
  3. Exercise and heart rate
  4. Close proximity to others
  5. Sore muscles
Sight

Sight

  1. People exercising
  2. Frosted glass panels
  3. Fluorescent strip lighting
  4. Weightlifting equipment
  5. Mirrors on walls

6. Kids Play Room

The Kids Play Room is accessed through a glass door located within the leisure centre. Upon entering, the flooring transitions from tiles outside the room to soft foam matting inside. Seating is positioned along the perimeter of the room, allowing parents, carers and support workers to supervise children while they play. A First Aid Room is also located within this area.

The room features colourful foam flooring in blue and orange tones, creating a soft play surface throughout the space. Walls are painted in bright colours including purple, blue and white, while large windows allow natural light into the room. Play equipment includes trampolines, dollhouses, bouncing balls and other age-appropriate activities designed for young children. The ceiling is fitted with fluorescent lighting, ceiling fans and air-conditioning to support comfort and ventilation.

This area is used for children's play, recreation and supervised activities. Activity levels may increase during weekends, school holidays and community events. Visitors may hear children laughing, talking and playing, along with sounds generated by the play equipment. The combination of bright colours, natural light and active play creates a lively environment that is designed for younger children and their families.

A spacious indoor area with a high ceiling and large windows. The floor is tiled in a checkerboard pattern of grey and cream. On the left, a reception desk is visible. To the right, a row of beige chairs is placed against the wall, next to a shoe cubby. A doorway leads to a play area with a rubber floor and children's equipment. Double glass doors at the back serve as the main entrance, flanked by informational signage.
The image shows an indoor area with white brick walls and a tiled floor in shades of green, white, and brown. On the left, there are two grey chairs and a wall-mounted brochure holder. A green exit sign and a yellow caution wet floor sign are visible. In the centre, a shoe cubby and a window with signs about shoe removal are present. To the right, a doorway leads to a room with a blue door and children's toys. A fire extinguisher and first aid signage are also visible.
A brightly coloured indoor play area with various plastic play structures. On the left, a large multi-coloured playhouse with slides and tunnels is set against a blue wall. The floor is covered with interlocking black mats. In the centre, small slides and a rocking horse are visible. To the right, a playhouse and a small arch tunnel are near large windows. Ceiling fans and fluorescent lights are overhead.
A vibrant indoor play area with colourful equipment. A large plastic play structure with slides and tunnels is centred against a blue wall. To the left, a climbing wall with multicoloured grips and a small trampoline are visible. A wooden slide and cube structure are on the right. The floor is covered with black rubber mats, and the ceiling has fluorescent lights and a fan. Large windows line the walls, providing natural light.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Children laughing
  2. Squealing
  3. Crying
  4. Ceiling fan hum
  5. Footsteps on mats
Smell

Smells

  1. Clean foam mats
  2. Airconditioned air
  3. Plastic toys
  4. Vinyl and rubber
  5. Mild cleaning products
Touch

Feel

  1. Soft foam underfoot
  2. Cool air from fans
  3. Bumps and jumps
  4. Excitement and activity
  5. Focus on children
Sight

Sight

  1. Colourful mats
  2. Trampoline
  3. Playhouse
  4. Children playing
  5. Adults supervising

7. Creche

The Creche is located down the corridor to the left of reception and is accessed through a manually operated inward-opening glass door with a white frame. Upon entering, a toilet is located immediately to the left. A second child safety gate provides access to the main Creche area beyond. Flooring transitions from tiles in the corridor to timber flooring within the room, with furniture and play equipment arranged to create defined activity areas throughout the space.

The Creche features dark timber flooring, white walls and large windows that provide natural light. Children's artwork is displayed throughout the room, adding colour and visual interest. The ceiling is fitted with fluorescent lighting, air-conditioning and a ceiling fan. Seating options include movable chairs and a couch for parents, carers and staff. Bookshelves, toys and a variety of play equipment are positioned around the room to support different play and learning activities.

This area is used for supervised children's activities and play while parents and carers access other facilities within the leisure centre. Activity levels may increase during peak periods, school holidays and organised programs. Visitors may hear children talking, laughing and playing, along with conversations between staff and families. The combination of children's artwork, play equipment and activity areas creates a family-focused environment designed for younger children.

A hallway with light grey brick walls features a glass door leading into a room. The door has a white frame and is partially open, revealing a space with wooden flooring and a green table surrounded by colourful chairs. A bulletin board is mounted on the left wall, and a closed grey door is on the right. The room beyond the door is well-lit with fluorescent lights and decorated with wall posters.
A hallway with grey brick walls features a bulletin board filled with various posters and notices. The floor transitions from a red-brown tile to a checkered pattern near the entrance of an adjacent room. This room has wooden flooring, colourful chairs, and children's play equipment. A glass door with a white frame separates the spaces. A yellow caution sign and a donation box are visible near the entrance.
A room with white brick walls features a bulletin board with a few papers pinned on it. Below, a pink donation box is placed against the wall. To the left, a doorway with a blue frame leads to a tiled area with a small sink and paper towel dispenser. The main area has wooden flooring, a green table, colourful chairs, and a play tent. A white safety gate partially encloses the space, and fluorescent lights illuminate the ceiling.
A spacious children's playroom with wooden flooring and bright fluorescent lighting. The room features a variety of toys and play equipment, including a small playhouse and colourful chairs. A row of white cabinets with children's posters lines one wall, while large windows with a view of greenery occupy another. A green round table and a sofa are also present, creating a welcoming environment.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Children playing
  2. Occasional music
  3. Instructions from staff
  4. Footsteps on wood
  5. Chairs moving
Smell

Smells

  1. Cleaning products
  2. Air conditioning
  3. Paper from books
  4. Plastic toys
  5. Paint and crafts
Touch

Feel

  1. Smooth wooden floor
  2. Cool air
  3. Enclosed space
  4. Soft seating
  5. Vibrant atmosphere
Sight

Sight

  1. Children's artwork
  2. Fluorescent lights
  3. Play equipment
  4. White walls
  5. Dark timber floors

8. Group Fitness Room

The Group Fitness Room is located on Level 1 and is accessed via a staircase consisting of 21 steps with handrails on either side. The stair treads are black with yellow safety edges. Upon reaching the upper level, the Group Fitness Room is located immediately to the right. The room has a wedge-shaped layout that gradually narrows towards one end, with clear floor space provided for fitness activities and classes.

The room features grey carpet tiles with occasional yellow accent tiles throughout the floor. Large exercise balls and fitness equipment are stored along the walls when not in use. One wall is fitted with full-length mirrors, while the remaining walls are painted white. The ceiling has an industrial appearance with exposed beams, a corrugated roof structure, fluorescent lighting, large air-conditioning ducts and a wall-mounted fan. The open layout provides space for a range of group exercise activities.

This area is used for group fitness classes, exercise programs and wellness activities. Activity levels may increase during scheduled classes and organised programs. Visitors may hear music, instructor-led directions, conversations and the operation of ventilation equipment. The combination of mirrored walls, open floor space and fitness equipment creates an environment designed to support movement, exercise and group participation.

An indoor space featuring a staircase with black steps and yellow safety edges leading upwards. A vending machine filled with snacks is positioned to the right, next to a white high chair. The walls are adorned with colourful abstract paintings and framed pictures. The area is well-lit with ceiling lights, and the floor transitions from a dark mat to light tiles. A black handrail runs along the staircase.
A gym area with a blue door on the left, leading to a room with exercise balls stacked on shelves and a mirrored wall. The floor is carpeted with a pattern of grey and yellow squares. To the right, a staircase with black railings and yellow-edged steps descends, bordered by white walls. The ceiling features exposed ductwork and large fans. A colourful abstract artwork is visible on the wall near the stairs.
The image shows an indoor space with a tiled floor transitioning to a carpeted area. On the left, a curved wall with 'Refresh' signage leads to a seating area with tables and chairs in various colours. A staircase with a black railing ascends on the right, adorned with colourful abstract art. The walls are white brick, and the ceiling is lined with fluorescent lights. A sign indicates directions to 'Group Fitness' and 'Event Spectator'.
A spacious indoor gym area with a high, curved ceiling featuring exposed metal beams and ductwork. The walls are white with several large ventilation grilles and wall-mounted fans. The floor is carpeted with a pattern of grey and coloured squares. On one side, there are stacked exercise mats and large fitness balls. A long mirror runs along one wall, enhancing the sense of space.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Loud music
  2. Directional instructions
  3. Footsteps on carpet and mats
  4. Exercise ball movements
  5. Fans whirring
Smell

Smells

  1. Carpets and fabrics
  2. Gym equipment
  3. Mild cleaning products
  4. Deodorant and body odours
  5. Ventilated air
Touch

Feel

  1. Large open room
  2. Exercise and heart rate
  3. Carpet underfoot
  4. Close proximity to others
  5. Cool air from fans
Sight

Sight

  1. Grey and yellow carpet tiles
  2. People exercising
  3. Exposed ceiling beams
  4. Mirrors on walls
  5. Stacked exercise balls

9. Outdoor Court

The outdoor court is accessed via a long corridor located to the left of the reception area. The corridor features light grey brick walls and tiled flooring, with the surface transitioning to artificial grass as you approach the court entrance. At the end of the corridor, an open entry provides access to the outdoor court and surrounding spectator areas.

The court features a bright blue sports surface with white line markings suitable for basketball and other court-based activities. A large roof structure with corrugated roofing and skylights provides partial weather protection while allowing natural light into the space. The court is enclosed by high chain-link fencing and surrounded by established trees and vegetation. Multiple basketball hoops are positioned throughout the court, including lower-height hoops suitable for younger children. Seating options, including couches and informal spectator areas, are located around the perimeter of the court.

This area is used for basketball, recreation programs, sporting activities and community events. Activity levels may increase during weekends, school holiday programs and organised competitions. Visitors may hear basketballs bouncing, whistles, conversations and general sporting activity. The surrounding trees contribute natural sounds such as birds and rustling leaves, while the outdoor setting allows changing weather conditions, natural light and fresh air to form part of the overall experience.

A narrow corridor with light grey brick walls leads to an open doorway. To the left, a closed grey door with a metal handle is visible. Through the doorway, a small outdoor area with artificial grass and a blue sports court is seen. A colourful mural decorates the far wall, featuring abstract shapes and a basketball hoop. The ceiling above the doorway is covered with transparent panels allowing light through.
An indoor area with artificial grass flooring features several grey cushioned chairs and black tables arranged in a seating area. The left side has an open door leading to a corridor with tiled flooring and visible signage for accessible facilities. The walls are light-coloured brick with small high windows and a ceiling with exposed beams and fans. A chain-link gate is visible in the background.
A covered outdoor area with a corrugated metal roof and transparent panels allowing light in. The floor is a mix of artificial grass and a blue sports court. On the left, there are cushioned chairs and tables on the grass. The right wall features vibrant murals of animals and numbers, with a basketball hoop above the blue court. Ceiling fans are mounted under the roof, and the space is open on one side.
An outdoor area with a corrugated metal roof and a mural on the walls. The mural features a beach scene with a diving goalkeeper and koalas playing basketball on a court. The ground is a mix of artificial grass and concrete, with a blue mat on one side. A metal fence runs along the top of the wall. Coloured circles with numbers are painted on the wall. A chair is partially visible on the left.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Squeaks of shoes on plastic matting
  2. Basketball bouncing
  3. Distant car engines
  4. Birds chirping
  5. Footsteps on court
Smell

Smells

  1. Fresh gum leaves
  2. Earthy forest scent
  3. Rubber from court
  4. Mulch
  5. Occasional car odours
Touch

Feel

  1. Smooth court surface
  2. Shade from trees
  3. Openness of space
  4. Mild breeze
  5. Focus from sports
Sight

Sight

  1. Bright blue court
  2. Colourful murals
  3. Tall chain-link fence
  4. Skylights in roof
  5. Surrounding trees
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