Developing and renewing cultural infrastructure in NSW

Create NSW supports cultural infrastructure projects that bring people together to create, share and enjoy arts and culture. These help grow the cultural sector and creative industries in NSW. We plan, deliver, manage and invest in these projects.

Artists Impression of the new Powerhouse Museum in Parramatta

Browse recent major projects

Roof of modern architecturally designed complex with Sydney cityscape in background

Sydney Modern project

Powerhouse Castle Hill at night

Powerhouse Castle Hill

Qtopia Sydney Long Shot

Qtopia Transformation Project

Artists Impression of the new Powerhouse Museum in Parramatta

Powerhouse Parramatta development

Artspace in The Gunnery

The Gunnery project

View from inside Walsh Bay to Sydney Harbour and bridge

Walsh Bay redevelopment

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Theatre Royal renewal

Evening street view of Australian Museum's new entrance with coloured flag-like layers lit up against the museum's heritage brown bricks

The Australian Museum - Project Discover

Ornate, detailed acoustics and layers surround the Concert Hall

Sydney Opera House renewal

State-wide Cultural Infrastructure Projects

Lismore Regional Gallery viewed from above

Lismore Regional Gallery renewal

A flood recovery project (CLIRP)

Wollondilly Performing Arts Centre

Wollondilly Performing Arts Centre

A Creative Capital and WestInvest Project

Event at The Station Creative Workspace after the Wagga ambulance station was transformed

The Station Creative Workspace - Wagga Wagga

A Creative Capital project

A redeveloped pumphouse in Albury is now an arts and cultural makerspace

The Pumphouse transformation - Albury

Other cultural infrastructure projects Create NSW has supported

Large artistic flower sculpture beside modern glass framed building

Create NSW has also provided assistance for other projects including:

Powerhouse Ultimo Renewal

For more about our cultural spaces and infrastructure work and projects see:

Image: Exterior view of the Art Gallery of New South Wales’ new building, featuring Yayoi Kusama Flowers that Bloom in the Cosmos 2022, photo © Iwan Baan