Sharp and bold, the design of the Perth Arena was inspired by the Eternity puzzle, a game that was marketed as virtually unsolvable. Thankfully, the Perth Arena does not need any solving since it is definitely made up of more than the 209 pieces the original puzzle is comprised of. It is also influenced by one of Perth’s oldest buildings: the twelve-sided Roundhouse in Fremantle.
The Perth Arena was a collaborative effort between ARM Architecture and Cameron Chisholm Nicol. The tiled exterior is made out of ALUCOBOND in custom colour arena blue, cream, black, sparkling white and silver metallic. It's statement-making facade reflects its role a premier venue for large-scale sport and entertainment events. The designers gave the Perth Arena a look of extreme variability.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Faceted Architecture
- Designs inspired by puzzles and geometric shapes could revolutionize modern architecture.
- Customized Facade Design
- Using customizable materials and colours can create visually stunning buildings with unique exteriors.
- Extreme Variability Design
- Incorporating the concept of variability in designs allows buildings to adapt and transform, making them multi-functional and versatile.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Architecture
- Innovative architects can utilize faceted designs to create visually striking and functional buildings.
- Construction
- Customized facades and versatile designs can be used to create unique building structures and enhance the aesthetic appeal of new constructions.
- Sports and Entertainment
- Extreme variability design can be used to create multi-purpose venues that can host a variety of events and adapt to changing requirements.
