Seymour Shaw Park has officially reached completion, marking the end of a major sports facility upgrade delivered by Glascott for Sutherland Shire Council.
The project delivered 24,000m² of new playing field turf, alongside a new amenities building, giving the community a home ground built to match how the space is actually used.
Landscape architecture was led by Taylor Brammer, with Sam Crawford Architects delivering the amenities building. The project was managed by Glascott’s Martyn Rathbone, who oversaw delivery from start to finish, following straight on from his work on Box Road Reserve for Council.
Officially opened
On Saturday 29 August, Sutherland Shire Mayor Jack Boyd and NSW Premier Chris Minns joined local sporting clubs, community members and project partners to officially open the upgraded precinct. The day featured a community celebration with sporting activations, local clubs and family-friendly activities.
Watch the official opening on Channel 7 News
A staged handover, built around the turf
Turf installation reached the halfway mark back in February 2026, kicking off Glascott’s warranty maintenance program to support the turf as it established. That work has continued ever since and will run through to April 2027, so the fields are fully settled in before being handed over for good.
A project the team is proud of
It’s a project Glascott is proud to have delivered, and one that reflects the kind of long-term, hands-on relationship we look to build on every site, well beyond the day the turf goes down. We look forward to seeing the community make full use of Seymour Shaw for years to come.
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