ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Sports Centre’ CategoryFit Republik Sports Centre in Dubai, United Arab Emirates by Aedas InteriorsWednesday, July 29th, 2015Article source: Aedas Interiors Fit Republik has opened its doors as a fitness community of experts and amateurs. With a built up area of 9,000 square metres, it is the largest sports facility of its kind in Dubai. Aedas Interiors have converted two existing buildings into a world class mixed-use sports facility.  Image Courtesy © Aedas Interiors
SAN MAMES STADIUM in Bilbao, Spain by Idom/ACXT ArchitectTuesday, July 14th, 2015Article source: Idom/ACXT Architect Athletic Club of Bilbao is one of the big clubs in European football and its previous stadium, over a hundred years old, was one of the legendary ones, popularly referred to as the cathedral of football.  Image Courtesy © Aitor Ortiz
National Commando Training Centre in Collioure, FRANCE by Architecture Patrick MaugerWednesday, June 3rd, 2015Article source: Architecture Patrick Mauger The extension to the Miradou fort is an independent structure inserted between the existing fort and the village. The new building uses the same layout principle as a Vauban fortress.  Image Courtesy © Didier Boy de la Tour
Ski jumps in Planica, Slovenia by abiro, Blenkus-Florijancic d.o.o.Tuesday, May 12th, 2015Article source: abiro, Blenkus-Florijancic d.o.o. The main aspect of the design is the profound relationship between the construction, the constructed site, and the natural surroundings. As Planica lies at the forefoot of the Slovenian largest natural protection area, as one of the most exciting entry points to the Triglav National Park, the large sport facilities should somehow evoke their position. The precise planning of topography, the systematic selection and reduction of material, bold shapes and forms should line themselves with the exciting silhouette of the mountains, and the calmness of the pine and beech forest. Two posters were designed to show two contrasting design aspects, i.e. of winter, and late summer.  Image Courtesy © Miran Kambič
LEISURE FACILITY ON THE LAKE OF VIOREAU in FRANCE by GUINEE*POTIN ArchitectsThursday, April 30th, 2015Article source: GUINEE*POTIN Architects In the city of Joué sur Erdre, aside the lake of Vioreau, is set the Leisure Facility on the site called ‘la Boustière’. The localization of the project is generated ‘naturally’ on three borders : on the North side the building is sitting on a hill ; there is an existing pathway bypassing the site from North to South ; a camping field is set on the West part of the site. The site is turned to the South, facing the shores and the banks of the lake. Discovering the site, one can measure the importance of a project that would have to be set as a link between the different elements composing the environment : the water sports facility, the parking lot uphill, the archery training spot, the camping site, and the pathway going to the lake.  Image Courtesy © Stephane Chalmeau
Sport center Bº Provincias Unidas in Neuquén, Argentina by Estudio demarchisalcedo.arqs + Barigelli & AsocSaturday, April 18th, 2015Article source: Estudio demarchisalcedo.arqs + Barigelli & Asoc Neuquén is a rapidly growing city in the north of Patagonia, Argentina, the provincial capital where more than 15% of the whole population of Patagonia lives. In a low density residential area near the Neuquén river in the homonyms city we can find the United Provinces Neighborhood’s Sports Center projected by the Argentinean architecture studios DeMarchiSalcedo. arqs. + Barigelli & Assoc. A community facility for the district. The proposal is located in a hilly terrain in a short-dimensions block. Take on an important main artery of the city, this urban element seeks to connect two non-integrated areas of the district and secure urban spaces for activities and meeting of citizens.  Image Courtesy © Maju Franzán
Five museums and a sports centre in Meishan, China by Rafael de La-HozThursday, March 12th, 2015Article source: Rafael de La-Hoz Within the framework of a restricted architecture competition organised by the authorities of the Meishan city, Sichuan province, in the south of China, the Spanish architectural studio Rafael de La-Hoz, associated with the Chinese design institute ADRI-HIT (Architectural Design and Research Institute of Harbin Institute of Technology), wins the design competition to design a large leisure complex which includes five museums and a sports centre.  Image Courtesy © Rafael de La-Hoz
SPORT CENTRE JULES LADOUMEGUE in Paris, France by Dietmar Feichtinger ArchitectesSunday, March 8th, 2015Article source: Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes The partial reconstruction of the stadium Jules Ladoumègue has been realized in intricate connection with the new site of the RATP* maintenance center (*public transport service for the Ile-de-France). The construction of the maintenance center and the creation of new space for sport activities expresses the integration of big equipment in dense urban structure and emphasizes its multi-functionality.  Image Courtesy © Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes
Extension of the Dressage arena Aachen in Germany by kadawittfeldarchitekturFriday, February 13th, 2015Article source: kadawittfeldarchitektur BRIEF Extension of an existing dressage stadium with a grandstand (capacity 1200 seats) and other functional rooms | ADDED VALUE The spectator terrace, open staircase and protruding roof complete the “missing link” of the existing u-shaped stadium and focus attention on the action in the dressage arena.  Image Courtesy © kadawittfeldarchitektur
Melgaço Sports School Monte Prado in Viana do Castelo, Portugal by Pedro Reis ArchitectSaturday, February 7th, 2015Article source: Pedro Reis Architect A serene and integrated learning experience within the dynamic life of a sports campus.  Image Courtesy © José Campos
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