The Technology Park was opened in 1985 and is an important catalyst for Science and Technology development in Western Australia and is where many of the State’s Science and Technology companies are based. The 40Ha Park provides accommodation for companies which operate in technology-based industries or which contribute to the adoption of technological improvements in other industries. Its growth over the past years has been dramatic with the number of organizations based there growing from 25 to over 90 employing about 3,000 people and a total revenue of more then 500million dollar.  Approximately 30% of the people employed at the Technology Park engaged in R&D activities and the majority of the organizations exporting their products and services.

The Brisbane Technology Park (BTP) is part of the Queensland Government's Smart State initiative, ensuring a whole-of-government approach to innovation and new-age industries that involves education and training, and a focus on research, biotech and information technology. The BTP companies enjoy a high profile corporate exposure within a community which facilitates the clustering of business sectors involved in the exploitation of scientific and technological R&D, and offers the scope for constructive interaction and exchange between residents.Currently, the Park is a home to 80+ companies employing over 3, 500 people in a 35Ha precinct.

Zernike Australia did the Master Planning in 2008 for the Senai High Technology Park (Senai-HTP), a true third generation Science and Technology Park, as a new offer from Malaysia to the international investment community. Senai-HTP will set standards that match the best internationally and comprises modern purpose built accommodation with excellent connectivity that provides a perfect launch pad for Malaysian businesses to penetrate international markets as well as high technology foreign direct investment (FDI) to work profitably in Malaysia. Furthermore land serviced to the best international standards with utilities in place for new buildings, for those who wish to build their own premises to meet their own requirements, and  finally a service rich managed business environment that actively fosters connections and facilitates business linkages across the Senai-HTP, the Iskandar region and internationally.

The Amsterdam Science Park is an initiative of the Dutch Organisation for Scientific Research (NOW), the Rabobank (commercial bank), the City of Amsterdam and the University of Amsterdam. The main goal of the Park is to stimulate the transfer of knowledge from research institutions in and around Amsterdam to small and medium sized businesses in co-operation with the universities, higher vocational schools and intermediary organisations. Amsterdam Science Park stimulates, develops and organises “high-tech” spin offs.

The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs has granted a total amount of €11.5 million for the establishment of six Biopartner Centers in The Netherlands. These Biopartner Centers are incubator-buildings that will offer suitable accommodation for the start-up life science companies. The Centers comprise office space, laboratories, the required permits and the full infrastructure that a starting entrepreneur shares with other life science start-ups in the Center. Each Center will host at least ten life science start-ups and will be located in the vicinity of knowledge institutes and universities active in the life sciences.