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Case Study – LX-Series Temporary Building

A 1,960 m² blackout arena, built to a fixed launch date.

Hyper Karting — Battle Karts, Entertainment Quarter, Moore Park, Sydney.

A fully insulated 35.00 m clear-span warehouse delivering the unobstructed, light-controlled interior that projection-based karting demands — installed on a live entertainment precinct and open to the public less than three weeks after handover.

  • Client: Hyper Karting
  • Partner: SPANIT
  • Sector: Sports, leisure & entertainment
  • Product: LX-Series Temporary Building, thermo-insulated roof
  • Scope: Insulated envelope, blackout lining, levelled floor system, full build
1,960 m²
Floor area
Floor Area
1,960 m²
Structure Type
LX-Series Temporary
Width
35.00 m clear span
Length
56.00 m
Side Height
5.00 m
Roof Type
Thermo-insulated

The requirement

Hyper Karting, a leading entertainment operator in Sydney, set out to launch an exciting new attraction — Battle Karts, an immersive augmented videogame experience blending high-speed go-karting with interactive gaming.

To bring the concept to life, the client required a clear-span, fully enclosed indoor structure suitable for karting, lighting effects and digital projections. The installation site was the bustling Entertainment Quarter at Moore Park, Sydney — a location that demanded fast, efficient construction with minimal disruption to everything around it.

The solution

Hyper Karting needed a structure that delivered:

  • A large, unobstructed internal footprint for safe and smooth go-kart operation
  • A high-quality environment to support immersive lighting and gaming effects
  • A durable building system capable of withstanding ongoing operational use
  • Rapid delivery and installation to meet a fixed launch window in July 2025
  • Rapid modular warehouse deployment — an insulated modular warehouse designed for fast installation without compromising structural performance or interior quality
  • High-performance insulated envelope — the HTS Thermo roof system for superior thermal insulation and condensation control, with insulated sandwich panel walling providing rigidity, sound reduction and energy efficiency. Together these ensured a stable, comfortable internal environment — critical for guests and electronic gaming equipment alike
  • Immersive-ready interior — blackout internal PVC fabric creating the controlled lighting environment essential for Battle Karts' visual effects and projection-based gameplay
  • End-to-end delivery with project partner SPANIT, who supplied and installed the levelled floor system and constructed the warehouse structure from start to finish

Despite a tight schedule, the HTS Industries and SPANIT teams delivered the complete structure within the client's required timeframe — installation completed in June 2025, with the venue opening to the public less than three weeks later.

Interior — 35.00 m clear span with blackout PVC lining, giving the controlled darkness that projection-based gameplay requires.

The benefit

The result is a purpose-built, high-performance indoor arena supporting Hyper Karting's Battle Karts attraction — enhancing the customer experience while providing a flexible, durable and operationally efficient facility.

For the client, the value came in four forms:

  • Rapid deployment of a fully insulated warehouse to meet strict launch deadlines
  • A custom-built environment ideal for go-karting, lighting effects and immersive gaming
  • High-quality modular construction, delivered with precision and efficiency
  • A future-ready structure offering operational flexibility and long-term durability

The insulated envelope is doing more work here than it would in a conventional warehouse. Condensation control and thermal stability protect the projection and gaming electronics as much as they keep guests comfortable, and the sandwich panel walling's sound reduction matters in a venue where a dozen karts run at once inside a shared entertainment precinct.

The Outcome

A projection-ready arena on a live entertainment precinct — handed over in June, open to the public in July.

1,960m²
Arena floor area
35.00m
Unobstructed clear span
<3weeks
Handover to public opening
5.00m
Clear eave height