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Porto Alegre (Brazil): Crossfit Superforce Gym

di Joseph Wolfe - 7 January 2020

Located in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, an old pavilion used as a car workshop has been transformed into the new headquarters of the ‘SuperForce CrossFit’, an academy dedicated to the sport that seeks to develop physical and mental health through high intensity functional exercises.


San Sebastian (Spain): Refurbishment of the Anoeta Stadium

di Joseph Wolfe - 3 January 20203 January 2020

The stadium in the Basque city, where the Real Sociedad de Fútbol plays, has undergone a major renovation to improve the spectators’ relationship with the playing field.


Wuyuanhe Stadium in Haikou, China

di Joseph Wolfe - 30 December 2019

The stadium built in the tourist resort on the South China Sea, as well as being a sports facility of excellence, interprets the atmosphere of the place and offers spectators and visitors a wide view of the city and the ocean.


Streetmekka: street sports and the reuse of abandoned buildings

di Joseph Wolfe - 29 August 2019

Archdaily awarded Viborg’s “street” sports facility, built by the Danish group Effekt, recovering an abandoned industrial building.


Olympic Sports Center in Suzhou (China)

di Joseph Wolfe - 1 July 2019

The Olympic Sports Center in Suzhou has opened last autumn. In a 60 hectare publicly accessible landscape park, the stadium with a capacity of 45,000 and a span of 250 meters, the aquatics center with 3,000 seats, the indoor arena with 13,000 seats, and the shopping center have been completed.


‘Human Rights’ multi-purpose sports centre in Strasbourg

di Joseph Wolfe - 20 May 201927 August 2019

In completion of a school for foreign officials’ families, the city created a multi-purpose sports center, also open to non-sporting events.


Multi-purpose sports facility in Ørestad City, Copenhagen

di Joseph Wolfe - 24 February 2019

This public, fully accessible building in Ørestad City is also the smallest public building in this newly developed area. The sport facility is designed in close co-creation with the users, to cater and promote informal sports activities.


Chorzów, Poland: conversion of the Śląski stadium

di Joseph Wolfe - 28 December 201827 December 2018

The old stadium of the Polish city, which has been rebuilt several times, has undergone a new aesthetic and functional update, equipping itself, next to the football field, with an international athletics facility and a translucent roof on the stands.


The royal Arena in Copenhagen (Denmark)

di Joseph Wolfe - 22 October 2018

One of the most anticipated cultural venues in Copenhagen, the 35,000 m2 Royal Arena, opened with four sold out concerts by Metallica.


Lynchburg, Virginia (USA): University Athletics Center

di Joseph Wolfe - 12 July 201812 July 2018

Liberty University’s new 60,000-square-foot Liberty Athletics Center (LAC) integrates academic study areas with state-of-the-art rehabilitation, strength and conditioning facilities, academic and administrative offices, equipment room, refueling station for student-athletes.


Bamboo Sports Hall for Panyaden International School in Chiang Mai (Tailandia)

di Joseph Wolfe - 26 June 201826 June 2018

Chiangmai Life Architect’s Bamboo Sports Hall for Panyaden International School combines modern organic design, 21st century engineering and a natural material – bamboo.

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