Welcome To Gosnells Community Lotteries House
Gosnells Community Lotteries House is located in the Agonis building in Gosnells. It provides office accommodation in a common administration building where a number of not for profit organisations share spare space and resources. The building is wheel chair accessible.
Meeting Rooms For Hire
If you are planning a small meeting, conference, one day seminar, half day training course, social function or business interview, Gosnells Lotteries House also has two well equipped meeting rooms for hire for external groups and individuals. Learn more about our facilities here.
The Agonis – What’s In A Name?
Agonis linearifolia is one of the more remarkable flowering shrubs found growing naturally on the Canning River foreshore. The Greek word agonis means ‘gathering’, ‘cluster’, or ‘collection’, referring to the multitude of seeds borne by the plant. The Agonis, similarly, is a collection or cluster of people, functions and services. It is also a place of gathering for the local community. The name provides a tangible expression of the link between the natural and built environments, celebrating Gosnells’ bright future on the banks for the Canning River.
The building was officially opened in November 2004. The building was central to the revitalisation of the Gosnells town centre. It was a keystone to the City’s commitment to sustainable development. The building was designed and constructed to achieve a high level of energy efficiency and achieved a 4.5 star rating through the Australian Building Greenhouse Rating scheme at the time.
The Agonis houses:
- Gosnells Community Lotteries House
- Small Business Centre South East Metro
- The Knowledge Centre
- The Orange Room, showcasing Gosnells as it was, is and will be
- Richardson Hall which seats up to 120 people with access to a courtyard
and full commercial kitchen
- Community meeting rooms (available for hire)
- Café
