Aspect Hunter SchoolBasketball Court
Complete court redevelopment in a live school environment
A rebuild, not a resurface
Aspect Hunter School needed its basketball court rebuilt. The brief called for a new concrete base, a covered structure over the playing area, a hoop set up to a proper competition standard, edge protection around the perimeter, and a floor finish with genuine visual impact rather than a plain grey slab.
All of it had to be delivered while the school remained open and operating.
- Client
- Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect), Hunter School
- Location
- 3 Kooralbyn Street, Thornton NSW 2322
- Sector
- Special needs education, live operating school
- Completed
- 31 July 2026
- Delivered by
- RenewCORP Pty Ltd, with specialist structural, fencing and line marking subcontractors
Base, cover, hoop and finish
- Preparation and pour of a new concrete base for the court
- Installation of a new covered structure over the full playing area
- Installation of an engineered, pro-spec basketball hoop
- Edge protection fitted around the court perimeter for student safety
- Colour base court coating in deep blue for a bold, game-ready finish
- Full white line marking to Australian Standards
Sequenced around a working school
New concrete base
The brief called for a rebuild rather than a resurface, so the court starts from a new slab rather than a patched one.
- Preparation of the court area ahead of the pour
- New concrete base laid across the full playing area
- A level, durable platform for the coating and line marking that follow
Covered structure
- New covered structure installed over the full playing area
- All-weather use through the school year, and shade through summer
- Erected over a live campus with the court area sequenced and segregated
Court finish and line marking
- Colour base court coating in deep blue rather than a plain grey slab
- Full white line marking set out to Australian Standards
- Engineered, pro-spec hoop installed to a proper competition standard
Safety and edge protection
- Edge protection fitted around the court perimeter
- Work zones staged and segregated from student areas
- Ongoing coordination with school staff around the daily routine
Built while the school stayed open
The works were staged around the school calendar and day-to-day operations, keeping the site safe and functional throughout construction.
Coordinating a concrete pour, a structural build and finishing trades on an active campus for students on the autism spectrum meant sequencing work carefully and keeping disruption to routine as low as possible.
A purpose-built facility the school owns
- A covered, all-weather structure over a new concrete base
- A competition-standard hoop set up for genuine play
- Edge protection around the perimeter for student safety
- A deep blue playing surface with crisp white line marking to Australian Standards
- A facility the school owns outright, built to be used every day for years to come
A second project delivered for Aspect Hunter School, on the same campus and to the same standard: coordinated trades, student safety ahead of programme, and an asset built to last.
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