Image 9 of 16 from gallery of Municipal Sports Pavilion of Vila-Seca / NAM Arquitectura. Photograph by José Hevia
Situated in a suburban warehouse district in Edmonton, Alberta, the John Fry Sports Park is largely dedicated to hosting baseball games and tournaments throughout the Spring, Summer and Autumn months. At times, the site accommodates up to 5000 spectators.Over the past 28 years, the John Fry Sports...
Jackson Clements Burrows designed the award-winning Keast Park Community Pavilion, which includes dedicated bowling greens, rainwater harvesting and solar passive desgin.
Completed in 2017 in Vila-seca, Spain. Images by José Hevia. The original Municipal Sports Pavilion, located within the Vila-Seca Educational-Sports Campus, was built in 1986 and during all these years had only...
Image 16 of 38 from gallery of The Sports Pavilion / Horomystudio. Photograph by Timur Turgunov
Greg Corso and Molly Hunker of design firm SPORTS, have created a fun and whimsical outdoor performance pavilion in the community of Lake Forest, Illinois.
Completed in 2021 in Shenzhen, China. Images by ACF. There is an old Chinese saying, “A spark can start a prairie fire.” Eventually, our final strategy is to attract attention that the public area...
Image 10 of 12 from gallery of Sports Pavilion / MoederscheimMoonen Architects. Plan
Image 5 of 16 from gallery of Municipal Sports Pavilion of Vila-Seca / NAM Arquitectura. Photograph by José Hevia
The former Havenziekenhuis in Rotterdam is being transformed into a residential complex. The project includes the renovation of the hospital’s historic main building and the construction of two residential towers flanking it. This ambitious development will provide 380 homes and a range of community facilities. The historic Havenziekenhuis, one of the few buildings in central Rotterdam to survive the 1940 bombings, will be restored to its original splendour while incorporating modern sustainability features. A publicly accessible roof terrace offering views of the Nieuwe Maas and the city centre is also planned. In addition to housing, the new complex will host various neighbourhood amenities, including catering, healthcare, sports facilities, and commercial spaces, all located on the ground floor. The design of the project places a strong emphasis on sustainability. The roofs of the residential buildings will serve as water storage, and the surrounding green spaces will also facilitate water collection. The green roof of the catering pavilion on the city balcony will support biodiversity, providing habitats for insects, spiders, and birds, while bat boxes will be integrated into the pavilion’s facade. The buildings will be heated using heat-cold storage, a method that stores energy in the form of heat or cold in the ground. At least thirty percent of the homes will be in the middle segment, catering to both owner-occupiers and renters, while the remaining homes will be in the higher segment. As part of the same master plan by Mecanoo, the nearby future residential building De Hoge Wiek will offer 360 social rental homes. The current De Hoge Wiek building, which houses 207 homes, will be demolished due to its outdated condition.
Image 12 of 16 from gallery of Municipal Sports Pavilion of Vila-Seca / NAM Arquitectura. Photograph by José Hevia
Image 29 of 33 from gallery of Multi-Sport Pavilion and Classroom Complex / Alberto Campo Baeza. Photograph by Alberto Campo Baeza
Image 29 of 33 from gallery of Multi-Sport Pavilion and Classroom Complex / Alberto Campo Baeza. Photograph by Alberto Campo Baeza
Image 14 of 35 from gallery of New Padel Pavilion / Saboia+Ruiz Arquitetos. Photograph by Alexandre Kenji Okabaiasse
Image 18 of 20 from gallery of Rounds Theater Pavilion / SPORTS. Axo diagram
The former Havenziekenhuis in Rotterdam is being transformed into a residential complex. The project includes the renovation of the hospital’s historic main building and the construction of two residential towers flanking it. This ambitious development will provide 380 homes and a range of community facilities. The historic Havenziekenhuis, one of the few buildings in central Rotterdam to survive the 1940 bombings, will be restored to its original splendour while incorporating modern sustainability features. A publicly accessible roof terrace offering views of the Nieuwe Maas and the city centre is also planned. In addition to housing, the new complex will host various neighbourhood amenities, including catering, healthcare, sports facilities, and commercial spaces, all located on the ground floor. The design of the project places a strong emphasis on sustainability. The roofs of the residential buildings will serve as water storage, and the surrounding green spaces will also facilitate water collection. The green roof of the catering pavilion on the city balcony will support biodiversity, providing habitats for insects, spiders, and birds, while bat boxes will be integrated into the pavilion’s facade. The buildings will be heated using heat-cold storage, a method that stores energy in the form of heat or cold in the ground. At least thirty percent of the homes will be in the middle segment, catering to both owner-occupiers and renters, while the remaining homes will be in the higher segment. As part of the same master plan by Mecanoo, the nearby future residential building De Hoge Wiek will offer 360 social rental homes. The current De Hoge Wiek building, which houses 207 homes, will be demolished due to its outdated condition.
Undefined Playground is a movable sports pavilion that can fold and open into spaces to play modified versions of classic playground games.
Celebrating its 100 year history, the Templestowe Football Club opened its new sporting pavilion just in time for the first home game of the Templestowe Dockers. Designed by Phooey Architects and inspired by cricket and football, the Templestowe Reserve
Greg Corso and Molly Hunker of design firm SPORTS, have created a fun and whimsical outdoor performance pavilion in the community of Lake Forest, Illinois.
Image 35 of 45 from gallery of HEI Schools Bangkok / ForX Design Studio. Section 02
Image 7 of 33 from gallery of Multi-Sport Pavilion and Classroom Complex / Alberto Campo Baeza. Photograph by Javier Callejas
Image 1 of 33 from gallery of Multi-Sport Pavilion and Classroom Complex / Alberto Campo Baeza. Photograph by Javier Callejas
Image 19 of 20 from gallery of Rounds Theater Pavilion / SPORTS. Diagram
