Archive for the ‘Sports Complex’ Category
Wednesday, May 29th, 2013
Article source: Rossetti Architects
This project is part of a 22-acre urban renewal plan, connecting an Asian city with its major sea port. Its goal is to revitalize a depressed area by catalyzing growth powered by a new soccer stadium and mixed-use development. The design team carefully integrated the stadium’s site and program to respond to its urban context. An existing multi-modal transit station became a critical anchor in the northwest corner.
 Image courtesy Rossetti Architects
- Architects: Rossetti Architects
- Project: Sungui Arena Park Soccer Stadium
- Location: Incheon, South Korea
Tags: Incheon, South Korea
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Sunday, May 26th, 2013
Article source: Arquitectos Ayala
We thought of sport fields and green spaces with some buildings near them and not of the contrary. The 120.000 m2 plot had strong vegetation and big drops sloping down to a nearby water course. The first thing we tried was to fit in the required four football grounds with the obligatory north – south orientation. The two public football grounds were placed five meters lower than the two training fields to be adapted to the plot.
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- Architects: Arquitectos Ayala
- Project: Sports Complex of the Royal Spanish Football federation
- Location: Las Rozas, Spain
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Tags: Las Rozas, Spain
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Thursday, March 28th, 2013
Article source: Archvision Studio
The park and terrace are situated in Bucharest, Romania, at Olimpia Sport Center. The owners wished to transform their common exterior space into a green open space, divided in two related major functions, where they can relax, walk or eat after sport training and after work. Total area of the project is aprox. 1000 sqm.
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- Architects: Archvision Studio
- Project: Park And Teracce Design
- Location: Bucharest, Romania
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Tags: Bucharest, Romania
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Tuesday, March 19th, 2013
Article source: Guzmán de Yarza Blache Architect
The commission is originated by the need from the school to augment the total surface of the courtyard that due to the great amount of students and parents that usually gather during the day, can sometimes obstruct the correct developing of the sports and leisure activities that should take place in it. The courtyard is 33 meters wide per 35 meters long and has a South East Orientation. It is formed by the existing school that has a U form with two wings, one from the 50´s and another one form the 70´s.
 Pictures by Miguel de Guzman
- Architects: Guzmán de Yarza Blache Architect
- Project: Elevated Sports Court at Lasalle Franciscana School
- Location: Zaragoza, Spain
- Finishing Date: September 2012
- Client: Lasalle Franciscanas School
- Built Surface: 350 M2
- Budget: 290.000 Euros
- Building Company: GM Empresa Constructora
- Proyect Architect: Guzmán de Yarza Blache
- Survey of Construction Works: Guzmán de Yarza Blache
- Collaborators: Ana Guzmán Malpica & Julien Luengo-Gómez
- Quantity Surveyor: Jose Manuel Arguedas
- Structure: Josep Agustí de Ciurana & PRAINSA
- Photography: Miguel de Guzman
- Software used: AutoCAD, SketchUp, V-Ray
Tags: Spain, Zaragoza
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Friday, March 15th, 2013
Article source: René van Zuuk Architects bv
The municipality of Leiden was looking to replace the old sports facilities in Leiden with a new complex which would separate the youth football association from the Leiden sports company. The position and footprint of the pavilions was predetermined by Buro Sant and Co who were responsible for the urban design.
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- Architects: René van Zuuk Architects bv
- Project: Two Sports Centers Boshuizerkade
- Location: Boshuizerkade, Leiden, The Netherlands
- Photographer: René van Zuuk Architects bv
- Client: Municipality of Leiden
- Program: Two Sportcenters
- Office: René van Zuuk Architects b.v., Almere / NL
- Design: René van Zuuk
- Design Team: Kersten Scheller, Peter Hagelaar, Wulf Oschwald, Javier Paz Taibo
- Structural engineer: ABT bv
- Building engineering : Technisch AdviesburoSanes bv
- Contractor : Huurman Leiden bv
- Floor area: 1.590 m²
- Built-up area: 824 m²
- Cubage: 5.030m³
- Building Costs: € 1.677.500,
- €/m³BRI: 333,50 €/m³
- Start of planning: 2009
- Completion: 2012
- Phases of planning: 2-9
Tags: Leiden, The Netherlands
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Friday, February 22nd, 2013
Article source: AG5
AG5 won, in an invited competition, the commission to revitalize and extend Nørrebrohallen (previously tram sheds) i Copenhagen. In a close dialogue with the users of the sports facilities the centre expanded its programme to meet the needs of a broader range of guests. The main entrance is now aligned with the adjacent square, Superkilen, and became the centerpiece for the local district with new functions such as café, multifunctional zones and digital displays.
 Image Courtesy Søren Nielsen
- Architects: AG5
- Project: Nørrebrohallen
- Location: Nørrebro, Copenhagen, Denmark
- Status: Completed
- Client: Copenhagen Council
- Engineer: Buro Happold
- Branding: Punktum Design
- Consultant: Antropologerne.com
- Budget: 15 mio. kr.
- Year: 2009 – 2012
- Software used: Bentley Microstation
Tags: Copenhagen, Denmark
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Friday, October 5th, 2012
Article source: Aetrangere
AN URBAN BIOSCAPE
While society is becoming more complex, two social dynamics could have an enormous incidence in the way that public space will perform in the future. People have a growing concern about environmental matters while an increasing access to information in real time ( and to the mobile media technologies that make it possible) are defying the classical conception of public space, redefining our expectations and confronting it to evolving demands for a wide range of new social experiences.
 Image Courtesy © Aetrangere
- Architects: Aetrangere
- Project: Seattle Center HUB (Hybrid Urban Bioscape)
- Location: Seattle Center, Seattle, USA
- Photo credit: Aetrangere
- Project Description: New main Public Space for Seattle Center
- Type: Open International Ideas Competition
- Client: Seattle Center Foundation
- Program: Public space, parking, open air performance area, football stadium, sustainable facilities, office, exhibition space, retail, green area, restaurant, café
- Site Area: 36 500 sqm
- Project Area: 10 000 sqm
- Scope: Architectural, Urban and Landscape Concept Design
- Project Year: 2012
- Project Leader: Mario Caceres
- Team: Mario Caceres, Architect and Urban Planner, Christian Canonico, Architect and Engineer
- Renderings: Inimagenable
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Tags: Seattle, USA
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Friday, September 21st, 2012
Article source: Jordi Herrero
Fluid limits
Instead of the image of an hermetic pavilion, here the intention is to give continuity from the inside space to the outside one.
The building is implemented to bury the court and the locker rooms. The schema allows to go through, without visual barriers, from the park to the covered platform, to the stands, and finally descending to the court.
 Image Courtesy Jaime Sicilia / arquipress
- Architects: Jordi Herrero Campo y Sebastián Escanellas Genovard
- Project: Sports Center Sa Indiotería
- Location: Calle Pare Francesc Bonafé, S/n, Palma de Mallorca
- State: built
- Total floor area: 2607 m2
- Use: Sports Center
- Property Developer: EMOP
- Master builder: Bartomeu Bauzá
- Estructures: Fenando Purroy Narvaiza
- Installations: PGDI
- Construction Company: Dragados S.A.
- Pictures: Jaime Sicilia / arquipress
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Tags: Palma de Mallorca
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Tuesday, September 18th, 2012
Article source: archi5prod associated with Tecnova
The project’s design and planning focus on a thorough understanding of the local context. The building responds to existing scales. Its location and architecture denote the space´s public nature and inject new life into the site. By taking surrounding public spaces into consideration when designing the project, we reinforced the notion that this building is a public facility, a landmark within the surrounding disorder. So as to allude to a mind’s eye view we asked ourselves how we could draw attention to the building without stirring up too much controversy.
 Image Courtesy Thomas Jorion
- Architects: archi5prod associated with Tecnova
- Project: Multisports complex – Antony, France
- Location: Antony, France
- Photographer: Thomas Jorion
- Program: Construction of a multisports complex, multisports hall, dancing hall, martial arts hall, outside soccer ground, underground parking.
- Client: City of Antony.
- Surface: 3 989 m²
- Cost: 9 765 000 € Excl. Tax.
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Tags: Antony, France
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Friday, August 10th, 2012
Article source: Karlsson Wachenfeldt arkitekter AB
Uppsala is an expanding university town located north of Stockholm. Studenternas IP, a sports field with long traditions, is situated by the river Fyrisån in the very centre of the town within the park Stadsträdgården. The project is part of a major re-development of the south river area and includes housing, parks, sport facilities and infrastructure.
The location of the site is highly sensitive from a historical point of view, the scale and integrity of the surrounding park and river area must be preserved, also when introducing a large scale development. To the west the main Hospital of the region located, a large scale complex.
 Park view
- Architects: Karlsson Wachenfeldt arkitekter AB
- Project: New Studenternas IP development
- Location: Uppsala, Sweden
- Design team: Mattias Karlsson, Maria Lundahl, Therese Wallström, Johan Rickardt
- Owner: Municipality of Uppsala
- Gross Area: Approx. 30 000m2
- Status: Proposal
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Tags: Sweden, Uppsala
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