Relaxed magic of sunset drink and cruising down the Swan
River embraces Perth while living with music, swimming and cycling along the
secluded bays. There are several projects in the offing in and around Perth and
in a short span of time they would be completed.
Elizabeth Quay
Elizabeth Quay is one of the major projects witnessed in the
city for attracting all age groups of the society throughout the year. The
project spread over 1.5 hectares links the promenade spaces with a series of
parks around the island. The parks will be people friendly free from motor
vehicles. The project will re-establish the historic connections of the city
with the River. The project is likely to be completed by 2015 and is expected
to create a good number of jobs, residential apartments beside retail and
office spaces.
Fiona Stanley Hospital
Fiona Stanley Hospital of international acclaim is opening
shortly at the precinct in Murdoch. It will be accommodating around 800 beds at
an estimated cost of $2billion, with a full range of medical and surgical
facilities including cancer, mental health and burns unit.
Perth Children’s Hospital
Due for completion in mid-2015, the hospital will provide a
pediatric trauma centre facility with an integrated education and research facility
for child health. The Perth’s leading pediatric care centre will be housing
rehabilitation and burns facility including neonatal intensive care beds
Perth City Link
Perth City Link, to be completed by 2020, can be a dynamic
destination for embracing and revitalizing the city life. The exciting link is
expected to provide improved access to the foreshore, creating five new
connections for locals and tourists, with high-quality public spaces.
Perth Stadium
The new Perth Stadium project is well underway of completion
by 2018. It will be a multi-purpose venue with a 60,000 seating capacity, for
hosting cricket and football (AFL). The stadium utilizes state of the art
technology and innovative design techniques. The sports precinct will be an
integral part of major development enhancing the reputation of Perth as world
class city.
New Museum
The New Museum will integrate current heritage buildings like
Hackett hall, Old Gaol, Jubilee and Beaufort Street wings. The new museum will
have increased floor spaces and new theme exhibitions. It is expected to be
completed by 2020.
Forrestfield-Airport Link
The Forrestfield-Airport Link through underground tunnels and
underground stations for consolidated bus and rail services will provide 3000
parking bays at three new stations by the year 2020. The bus-train interchange
facility for transfer of passengers for both domestic and international flights
will be an added feature of the project.
MAX Light Rail
Perth is expected to encompass a light network of rail and
metro of 22 Km track. The visionary project will bring in a new era of
transport for public in and around Perth.
The frequently run coaches are expected to render high
capacity service and will facilitate commuters in the inner-north and central
west and eastern suburbs of Perth.
It is expected to be completed in eight to ten years. It will
provide a transformational project with procurement commencing from 2017 and
the services are expected to be operational running by late 2022. The project will
work as a catalyst for coordinated land-use planning and bringing in new
stimulating developments all along the alignment.
The projects with overwhelming potential for developments
would prove to be an asset of the future in Perth, Australia.
