Optus Stadium is a world-class multi-purpose venue, using an innovative 'fans first' design. The $1.6Bn multi-purpose venue has been designed to accommodate a wide range of uses including AFL, cricket, rectangular field sports (rugby, soccer), athletics, and entertainment events. The impressive 60,000 seats places the stadium in Australia’s top three venues for audience capacity.

Optus Stadium features roof coverage of more than 85 percent of seats, a bronze facade that reflects WA's unique geology, LED lights that can display home sports team colours, and a wide range of 'fan first' facilities, including two of the largest video screens in the country and 4G Wi-Fi coverage for spectators. To reduce the noise from the stadium, the project design team developed and tested cost-effect ceiling designs with integrated acoustic treatment to satisfy the demanding footfall impact noise and room reverberation requirements. The acoustic design specifications for the project were set to a very high standard, the design team not only consider the suitable acoustic materials, but also takes into account the context of the final stadium layouts and the site-specific functional requirements of the spaces. It will hold many famous events such as 2020 ICC T20 Word Cup.