Bold environmental, social and economic commitments delivered compact games, broad consultation and social inclusion (including indigenous people), multipurpose venue designs, investment in sport development and balanced budgets.
The Star Pitt Street opened in September and is a multipurpose venue, a place to browse volumes from Penang-based publisher Areca Books, examine The Penang Story installation, see exhibitions, shop, attend talks, do crafts and meet up for heritage walks.
The Soviets built this "Linnahall," originally as a multipurpose venue for sailing-related sports of the Moscow Summer Olympics.
Bestowed upon Triskel as a new multipurpose venue, Christchurch has since come to be first and foremost the city's premier venue for independent and world cinema.
There's the much-admired Dundee Rep Theatre, the ambitious Dundee Centre of Arts and The Space, a multipurpose venue that's home to the Scottish School of Contemporary Dance.
Together, they decided to go digging through archives to unearth the legacy of the multipurpose venue as part of a digital history project for an undergraduate seminar, taught by professor Scott Saul, on the city of Berkeley's transformation in the late 1960s and 1970s.
On the outer edge of St. Pauli, there's Knust, an indie-rock haven, and Uebel und Gefahrlich, a multipurpose venue that might present Band of Horses one night and a dance party with the Misshapes the next.
The New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC; 1997), across from Military Park, is a multipurpose venue with fine acoustics and a mix of small and large performance spaces; it is home to the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra.
Set northwest of Munich's city center is the expansive, multipurpose venue, Olympiahalle.
Portola is organizing a bus trip Saturday for people who want to cheer on the Orange County team at Lot 613, a multipurpose venue downtown, where the regionals will take place.
