The Queensland government has announced the selection of three architectural firms – ARM Architecture, NH Architecture, and Arkhefield – to collaborate on the design of the new aquatics centre for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games. This centre is a key venue planned for the upcoming Games, intended to host swimming, diving, and water polo events. The selection of these firms marks a significant step forward in preparations for the Olympics. Officials stated the firms were chosen for their expertise and design capabilities. Further details regarding the centre's design and capacity are expected to be released following the initial design phase. The government anticipates the aquatics centre will become a lasting legacy for the state, promoting both sporting excellence and community engagement. Construction timelines and budget details remain forthcoming.