Power House’s New Home Crosses the Try Line
One of Albert Park’s oldest sporting clubs is finally getting a permanent home, supported by the redevelopment of the Albert Park Pit Building.
The new pavilion will serve as a base for Power House, a community sporting club with a long and proud history in Melbourne. The redevelopment aims to enhance the park’s facilities and strengthen engagement with local sports communities.
“Power House has been part of Albert Park’s story for generations, and this new pavilion ensures its future for years to come.”
The project not only provides upgraded amenities but also supports broader regeneration efforts across the Albert Park precinct.
A Step Forward for Local Sport
This initiative highlights the importance of long-term investment in community infrastructure, especially for clubs that contribute to social connection and youth participation in sport.
Author’s summary:
A historic Albert Park sports club secures a modern pavilion through the Albert Park Pit Building redevelopment, marking a major boost for community sport in the area.
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