In this case, a small pavi­lion was required for a sports acti­vity next to the exis­ting school.

Brea­king up with the tradi­tional concept of this type of spaces, which are usually very closed to the outside, a large window opened to east appears, offe­ring a view of the sky.

We under­stand as inno­va­tive this proposal, not only for the intro­duc­tion of indus­trial panel systems, but also because of the acou­stic absorp­tion achieved in the inte­rior space. The impact absorp­tion on the ground was ensured by super­im­po­sing several special absor­bent sheets under the pave­ment, while echoes and rever­be­ra­tions on the walls were coun­ter­acted by a 3D textile mate­rial speci­ally desi­gned for this project.

The wood used as the final floor finis­hing is an indus­trial oak recy­cled wood, which is made with the remains of other woods. This mate­rial will provide warmth and faci­li­tates the indoor sports perfor­mance.