Convic

09/10/2026

Smiles all round at the opening of the revitalised Agnes Water Skate Park, right on the Central Queensland coast, designed and constructed by Convic for Gladstone Regional Council. It was great for the Convic team to be a part of the opening event and to see the young locals ripping it up, testing out the new bowl and street features for the first time.

A lot of community effort goes into bringing a park like this to life. Thanks to everyone who collaborated with us to make this project a big success!

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23/09/2026

Agnes Water’s $1.94 million revitalised skate park has officially opened, with the upgraded facility already proving popular with locals and […] The post Revitalised Agnes Water Skate Park officially opens appeared first on Gladstone Today.

23/09/2026

27/08/2026

The initial design was completed in 2015, and now more than ten years later we are finally bringing this dream to life...After lengthy delays caused by high powered locals and an enormous amount of community campaigning, construction on Rushcutters Bay Skatepark is progressing!

Convic has collaborated with Woollahra Council over the last decade to undertake site feasibility studies and nail the perfect location for the park, tree studies to retain and protect the impressive established Moreton Bay figs in the area, and work through heritage and cultural considerations to get us to this point. These pictures represent a massive win for both Council and the local youth community who have fought hard to realise this space.

With a street and beginner focus, this park fills a gap in Sydney’s network. The low street features will cater to a younger crowd, and the mixed use areas will support the wider community, with basketball and spectator facilities designed to integrate with the skate sections.

The Convic site team is doing what they do best, which is an awesome job perfecting every aspect of this build. We can’t wait to share more as this park continues to take shape...Stay tuned. 🙏

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21/08/2026

Gunyama Park - 10 years in the making 🙌

This isn’t your average skate spot. Drawing on materials and finishes typical to the Sydney region, the park moves away from a traditional skatepark aesthetic and is designed to cater to a wider range of users.

As part of a broader art strategy for Gunyama Park, Convic collaborated with local Aboriginal groups to develop an integrated artwork approach to celebrate local heritage and enrich the space’s identity.

Many thanks to Sydney Skateboard Association for advocating for this space, it’s great to see it finally open to the public. Tag us in your posts!

Gunyama Park Stage 2 design by Place Design Group
Skatepark design by Convic
Captured by our own Matt Popek

03/02/2026

It was incredible to have the opportunity to celebrate the opening of the Lismore Skate & Youth Precinct with the community late last year. A genuinely positive story to come out of some tough times for the town of Lismore, the precinct opened with 1000s in attendance to make for an incredible opening day.

Special thanks to everyone who helped bring the project to life and to all who turned out to celebrate—it was a day we and the community won’t forget. Lismore City Council Skate Park