Cate­gory

Sports grounds + stadiums

“People go to the stadium because they don’t know how the game will end.” (Sepp Herberger)

 

Sports fields and stadiums. Bundes­liga, district leagues and school sports. Running tracks, mini playing fields and arti­fi­cial turf. Grand­stands, roofing and chan­ging rooms. Toge­ther and indi­vi­du­ally.

Nou Camp Nou

Turns the journey to FC Barce­lona matches into a spec­ta­cular expe­ri­ence. On all other days, this project is just a great park.

Arc en Ciel

If the surroun­dings already are densely popu­lated, there always remains the acti­va­tion of roof areas.

Little Island

It’s about the exci­te­ment of being above the water and the feeling of leaving the city behind.

Vosges Stadium

A nice example of acti­vating public spaces and rooftop areas.

Play­scape

waa have created a space that expli­citly encou­rages children to take their own decis­ions.

Camp del Ferro

Urban deve­lo­p­ment, great design, best energy balances – and three great sports halls.

Wettingen Cantonal School

The Cister­cian monas­tery in Wettingen is a special place. A sports hall has to be subor­di­nate here.

Flex­pe­ri­ence

Fall protec­tion cove­rings and fall protec­tion systems are at least as important as the devices we fall from.

Kura Kura

Form follows shut­t­le­cock, at least in this badminton hall in Bali. This results in bold curves.

Skate­park Schar­beutz

Skating with a view: The Skate­park Schar­beutz is not only a sports faci­lity, but also a place to meet.

Stade de la Tuilière

Finally, another stadium with four corners. By :mlzd and Soll­berger Bögli Archi­tekten.

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