INDOOR SPORTS

COMPLEX
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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

CASE STUDY- NATIONAL

01. LITERATURE REVIEW 02. A.
B.
Merlion Gymnasium
National Sports Centre
C. Tribhuwan Army Club

CASE STUDY- INTERNATIONAL

03. A. Multi-Purpose Sports Hall 04. ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSION
B. Indoor Sports Complex
C. BIT Sports Center
01.
LITERATURE REVIEW
INDOOR SPORTS
COMPLEX
Indoor sports complexes are climate-controlled
environments with superior playing conditions that allow
everyone, from players to coaches to spectators, to be a
part of the experience 24/7/365.
INDOOR SPORTS COMPLEX

● Types of sports complex: ● Objectives of indoor sports complex

To provide sports as well as

The leisure centre -
recreational facilities to people
commercially sponsored
of different age groups

The educational sports To provide users an affordable,

campus - sports are being comfortable, and enjoyable
taught experience

The community sports Integration of built form with the

centre/ complex landscape and society
 INDOOR SPORTS COMPLEX
● Benefits of indoor sports complex ● Components of indoor sports complex

https://www.kieferusa.com/blog/benefits-of-indoor-sports-facilities/
 HISTORY OF SPORTS
● Ceremonies created to
honour either Gods and
leaders

Hunting Running
Archery Wrestling
Boxing Swimming
● Single space or roof
● Food shelter and protection created for the
activities
 DEVELOPMENT OF INDOOR SPORTS COMPLEX (GLOBAL)

Evidence of sports
from 30000 years China (1100 BC) First to First olympic game
Roman colosseum in
back(running develop all-purpose, held in 776 BC with
80 AD
archery) sun-lighted facilities 40000 spectators

Revival of olympics
Egypt(1500 BC) Mostly Greece(776 BC) First games in 1896 AD Evolution of indoor
outdoor activities like civilization to develop stadiums constructed games
swimming, hunting facilities all around

http://samples.jbpub.com/9781284034790/9781449698461_CH01_Print.pdf
 DEVELOPMENT OF INDOOR SPORTS COMPLEX (NEPAL)

Sports activity had Rana period 2007 B.S Nepal Sports Council
Major activities:
started only in the mid football clubs started to was established in the
Athletics ,football
20th century. emerge 2016 B.S

Dasarath Sports Complex in

Kathmandu in 2026 B.S

Birendra International
Sports Complex in 2056
B.S
http://archirelated.blogspot.com/2017/08/history-of-sports-in-nepal
.html
 DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS & GUIDELINES
Based on three essential components of the project.
● Function and program
● Environmental Sustainability
● Materiality, form and aesthetics
● Utilities and Services
Plumbing (refer to the latest MWSC guidelines)
Electrical (refer to latest electrical guidelines)
Fire ( refer to MNDF fire guidelines)

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https://www.metalbuildings.org/commercial/sports-facilities/indoor-sports-complex/

https://hdc.com.mv/app/files/2016/10/07-INDOOR-SPORTS-COMPLEX-DESIGN-GUIDLINE.pdf

https://www.re-thinkingthefuture.com/rtf-fresh-perspectives/a1632-10-things-to-remember-w
hile-designing-sports-clubs/
FUNCTION AND PROGRAM
● To identify the sports and programming that the
complex will host is a must.
● Helps to determine the appropriate space allocation
for different activities, ensuring smooth coordination
and transition between various sports and events.

1. Zoning
● Zone one: The playing field
● Zone two: The spectator seating and standing areas
● Zone three: The internal concourses, restaurants, bars and
other seating areas
● Zone four: The circulation area between the stadium
structure and the perimeter fence
● Zone five: The open space outside the perimeter fence
FUNCTION AND PROGRAM ●
Orientation
Events start in the
morning and
evening.
● East west
orientation is not
preferred
● Sun movement is
from East to West
due South and
Sun will obstruct
the player’s eye.
● Therefore,North-S
outh orientation is
best.
Zoning Examples
Optimize building orientation
to take advantage of natural
light and heat
FUNCTION AND PROGRAM
2. Planning for players, spectators and vendors
● Adequate seating area for audiences.
● Dedicated areas for vendors to purchase sporting equipment,
merchandise and other promotional items.

3. Events
● The championship match and victory celebration.
● Special field for championship events that includes extra
seating and high-quality features.
● An amphitheatre or stage area for award ceremonies, special
announcements etc
FUNCTION AND PROGRAM
4.4. Smooth flow

Facility flows correctly when it accomplishes three key goals:

● Easy to navigate for people of all abilities.
● Adequate visibility throughout the facility and wayfinding devices.
● Safe and secure in all areas to reduce chances of injury or theft.

5. Relationship of indoor and outdoor space

● Visual connection between indoor and outdoor activity
areas.
● Facilities, the outdoor space and pedestrian and vehicular
approaches can be readily visible from main circulation
routes.
FUNCTION AND PROGRAM
6. Fences and Boundaries
● Boundary walls should promote urban interactions.
● Rooftop or ground play spaces should have perimeter
safety rails.
● Fences with vision panels to discourage climbing for views
over.

7. Safety First
● Facilitate programming and sports for guests is top priority,
but fails if safety not prioritized
● A focus on safety throughout layout design.
● Prioritise safety and protection features into the facility
during the early planning stages.
DESIGN STANDARDS
FUTSAL

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DESIGN STANDARDS
BADMINTON

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DESIGN STANDARDS
BASKETBALL

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DESIGN STANDARDS
BASKETBALL

file:///C:/Users/User/Downloads/sports-halls-design-and-layouts-2012.pdf
DESIGN STANDARDS
TABLE TENNIS CRICKET

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DESIGN STANDARDS
SQUASH

file:///C:/Users/User/Downloads/sports-halls-design-and-layouts-2012.pdf
DESIGN STANDARDS
KABADDI GYMNASTICS

file:///C:/Users/User/Downloads/sports-halls-design-and-layouts-2012.pdf
DESIGN STANDARDS
RUNNING TRACK

file:///C:/Users/User/Downloads/sports-halls-design-and-layouts-2012.pdf
DESIGN STANDARDS
SWIMMING POOL

file:///C:/Users/User/Downloads/sports-halls-design-and-layouts-2012.pdf
 SWIMMING POOL TECHNOLOGIES
A chlorine feeder dispenses
chlorine steadily from outside
the pool.
Brings water into a
heating tank and then
pumps the warmed
water back into the
pool.
Right below the
A spinning impeller pulls the
coping. Water flows
water in from the pool.After,the
through the skimmer
and the main drain impeller pushes it on to the
towards the pump. filter.
A tank full of sand. Slotted
lateral pipes at the bottom
disperse water evenly through
the sand to catch debris.
https://www.riverpoolsandspas.com/blog/how-do-pool-pump-and-filter-systems-work
DESIGN STANDARDS
Emergency exit

● A min. of 2 emergency exits should be provided in

the sports complex.
● Guiding staff should be present on the complex to
guide the spectator.
● Wide exits are recommended .
● Each emergency exit should lead into an open
space.
● Fire extinguisher should be provided near every
exit .
● An exit or escape route be less than 1.1 m wide,
minimum headroom 2.4 m.
ACCESSIBILITY FOR DISABLED
Requirements For Wheelchair Bound People

● Standard manual wheelchair: 640mm-700mm X 900-1100mm.

● 50mm clearance each side to leave room for hands
● Doorways at least 800mm clear opening; recommended 900
mm.
● To rotate 1 wheel chair full 180º minimum space required is
1800mm in diameter
● Elevators facilities
● Ramp:
○ Minimum gradient of 1:8
○ Minimum width: 1m
○ Should have level platforms for 1.5m of vertical rise
○ Handrails shall be provided if total rise exceeds 1m
NBC: National Building Code

NBC_206_2015_ARCHITECTURAL_DESIGN_REQUIREMENTS.pdf (moud.gov.np)
OUTDOOR SPACES
● Psychological Comfort
● Socialization
● Group Activities
● Connection With Nature
● Outdoor Sports

● Outdoors should be landscaped to

● Outdoor spaces provide psychological
encourage social interactions and activities
comfort to the users. They motivate the
among the community members.
sportsperson and keep their minds fresh.
Amenities Needed for Sports Complexes and Athletic Fields - CR Studio Design
MATERIALS Artificial Turf :

✅Pros of Artificial Turf

● Field turf doesn’t require mowing

● Lower maintenance costs

❌Cons of Artificial Turf

● Turf can get hot and make the playing area feel hotter
● Some bacteria can live on turf for 90+ days
Polyurethane rubberized flooring:
✅Pros of Polyurethane Flooring
● Urethane is easy to clean.
● Non-porous and waterproof.

❌Cons of Polyurethane Flooring

● High sensitivity to moisture. Exposure to moisture and
wetness can create bubbles and blemishes on the https://www.tvs-sportssurfaces.com/polyurethane-floors/
surface https://www.usa-shade.com/resources/articles/tips-for-designing-sports-complexes
SERVICES AND FACILITIES Administration

● Easily visible to customers and be

Ticketing and reception near the lobby and reception
● Offices for the Director
● Operations Manager
● Sports Program Manager
● Include a common workroom for
other employees.
 SERVICES AND
FACILITIES
Changing room and storage

● Supply locker units that are 0.5 m deep, 0.3 m wide Locker room circulation and arrangement
and arranged in 1.8 m high columns.

● These can contain either two individual ‘half

height’ lockers or a single ‘full height’ locker.

● Some should be wider (say 0.4 m x 1.8 m) to

accommodate larger sports bags, children’s
buggies and mobility aids.

● Storage: A total of 12.5% of the hall floor area is

required as a minimum for sports equipment.
Source: neufert architect’s data
SERVICES AND FACILITIES
Medical Unit

● To give first aid and general treatments when Flow chart

necessary.
● Generally comprised of

➢ Reception/waiting room

➢ Office room

➢ Check-up / physical test room

➢ X-ray room

➢ Storage ( including both cold and dry

storage)
 SERVICES AND FACILITIES
Seating Arrangements

● For the convenience and comfort of spectators during events.

● Carefully planned seating arrangement can increase revenue,
enhance a venue's overall appeal, and ultimately increase
participation rates.
Seating standard
● Width: min. 50cm.
● Depth: min. 80cm.
● Seat depth: 5-40cm.
● Circulation space: min. 45cm
● Covered with canopies to protect from the vagaries of weather.
● Angle of vision: 17 degrees
● Head movement:
○ 30 degree: no movement
○ 60 degree: slight movement
○ 110 degree: slight eye and shoulder movement
 SERVICES AND FACILITIES
Cafeteria

● Located close to the entrance foyer

for welcoming ambience and to
benefit from customer secondary
spend
● Designed to ensure that standards
of decor match successful high
street equivalents.
● Support accommodation:
○ Storage and servery areas
serviced from a nearby vehicle
delivery point
○ Proper refuse storage and
containment with direct
access
 Janitorial

SERVICES AND FACILITIES ● Storage for cleaning

supplies and equipment
such as mops, buckets, and
brooms.
Service Entrance ● Direct access to main
circulation areas on each
● For receiving deliveries or loading floor level.
unusable fitness equipment and other
large, heavy items.
● Ensure pavement is designed for heavy Equipment Store
loading.
● Provision of: ● Near the service entrance for
- Double-door entry. equipment delivery/pick-up,
- Direct access from service entrance storage, near fitness.
to main corridor. ● Equipment spaces for ease of
transporting equipment.
LIGHTING
● The design of lighting systems, incorporating natural light,
artificial light, to meet human requirements
● For a seamless spatial experience

AESTHETIC FUNCTION ENERGY EFFICIENCY

TYPES ● Use of translucent

materials
Natural Lighting Artificial Lighting ● Light reflective
● Side ● Direct surfaces
lighting ● Indirect
● Top lighting ● Diffused

Design considerations
● Levels of illuminance
● Uniformity of illuminance
● Contrast
● Glare control
● Color rendering
● Compliance with statutory regulations
ACOUSTICS
● To enhance the sound eminence through adjustment of spaces,
building materials and other architectural aspect
● Since sports complex are built with hard wall floors and high
ceilings, large amount of acoustically absorptive material has to
be applied

Reverberation time: The time required for the sound to decay in a closed space
Requirements for reverberation times: Sound absorbing treatment: To reduce reflected sound
Total room absorption:
● Indoor sports hall < 1.5 𝑎 = ∑𝑠𝛼
● Gymnasium < 1.5 Where a = Total Room Absorption
● Swimming pool < 2.0 s = Surface Area
● Multi-purpose halls < 0.8-1.2 α = Sound Absorption Coefficient at given Frequency

Sound absorbing materials:

Application of sound-absorbing materials
● Acoustic foam panels
● Mineral wool
● Thick carpets or rugs Reverberation control Noise reduction Echo control
● Cork https://acoustima.com/acoustics-in-sports-halls
COLOR
Fitness
● Red: action colour
-Bold, vigorous and stimulating
-Raises blood pressure and stimulates appetite, stamina, and strength
-Red in sports such as tae-kwon-do, Greco-Roman wrestling, boxing, and
freestyle wrestling.
● Orange: stimulating and pleasing to the senses.
● Blue: Blue objects appear less heavy; suited for heavier weight lifting equipment.
● Green: Suited for pilates studio or yoga studio.
● Chess which needs focus, cool color like blue or green makes a calm and focused
environment.
● Purple and lavender: off-beat colours
- some of the best colours for meditation rooms
Light Neutrals: For walls and ceilings to help reflect and distribute artificial and natural
light, creating a well-lit environment.
Balancing Intensity: Balancing bright colors with more subdued tones to avoid
overwhelming the space.
https://www.color-meanings.com/best-colors-meditation-room/
 STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS
Structural
Long span consideration
System
Lateral loads by wind and seismic activity

Vertical gravity loads

Long Span
● The structures exceeding 12m in length
● Internal spaces are barrier free and
flexible.
● Types vary according to span, materials
and aesthetic.
● Commonly used materials includes: RCC,
Metal, Timber, Fibre reinforced plastic.

(PDF) Structural systems for Large span Sports Complex structures (researchgate.net)
STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS

(PDF) Structural systems for Large span Sports Complex structures (researchgate.net)
STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS
Form Active System TYPES

● Represented by arches that carry only direct

stress and no bending takes place CABLE TENT PNEUMATIC ARCH
● They are wind resistant

Span 60m-250m Span 3m-60m No theoretical minimum Rise to span ratio

(PDF) Structural systems for Large span Sports Complex structures (researchgate.net) upto 1:6
STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS
Vector Active System TYPES

● Represented by flat truss

● Comprises compressive and FLAT TRUSS CURVED TRUSS SPACE FRAMES
tensile members in assembly with
hinged joints.

Span upto 300 ft

(PDF) Structural systems for Large span Sports Complex structures (researchgate.net)
STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS
Surface Active System TYPES

● Span is defined both internally and

externally by geometric system SHELL STRUCTURE FOLDED PLATE HYBRID STRUCTURE
● Load is carried for enormous span with
short sections.

Span upto 300 ft(90m) Span from 30-120 ft Combined type, retractable roof
(PDF) Structural systems for Large span Sports Complex structures (researchgate.net)
SAFETY ISSUES
Security Cameras:

● Installing security cameras is one way to immediately reduce the

risks at your sports facility.
● Helps to ensure the safety of your guests, your property, and your
staff members.

Inspection :

● Keeping a log of inspection dates and problems identified.

● Look for frayed cables, loose bolts, weak welds, rough edges, or any
excessive wear and tear .
SAFETY ISSUES
Cleanliness:
● Keeping places free of debris, filth, and other slippery surfaces
● When running a facility, ensure the flooring is free of filth and
water that could cause individuals to slip.

Safety Padding:

● Invest in wall and stage padding and make sure the padding
on all sports equipment, scorers tables, and bleachers is in
good condition and properly installed.

https://bisoninc.com/pages/facility-safety
SAFETY ISSUES
Equipment Storage:

● All balls should be safely off the floor in a cart or bag

and larger equipment should be properly stored in
specially-designed transport carts or attached to the
wall.

Equipment Age:

● Observing the equipment in use is advised.

● New equipment may be indicated if older equipment
may not meet current standards or activity levels.

https://bisoninc.com/pages/facility-safety
SAFETY ISSUES
Fire:

● The exit places and access routes to the escape

stairs be clearly described with direction signs
and made visible with illuminated signs.

● adjacent regular structure

● the access of fire trucks

● the sprinkler system

● presence of directional signs

 ROOFS
sUniform, preferably white with more than 90% reflectance value
Make provision for acoustic absorbency. Reverberation time
should not exceed two seconds at mid-frequency.

The roof decking should span the main beams to achieve

minimum visual obstruction.

Where unavoidable, internet linings or suspended ceilings must

be impact –resistant.

● Suspended ceilings are generally inappropriate for sports hall. Mill-finish standing beam aluminum roof
finish is likely to provide the best value for money for most sports buildings and can be curved, avoiding
interruption of the ridge.
CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABILITY

https://utilitiesone.com/designing-sports-facilities-for-sustainability-
an-engineering-approach
 ENERGY EFFICIENCY TECHNIQUES
The use of sustainable building materials.
● produced locally
● recycled or otherwise environmentally friendly.
● For example, bamboo as it is a fast-growing,
renewable resource that is also very strong and
durable.

Participation in environmental
certification programs.
● provide a framework for improving
the environmental performance of
sport facilities.
● Help demonstrate to stakeholders
that the facility is taking proactive
steps to minimize its environmental
impact.
Bamboo Sports Hall for Panyaden
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/building-sustainable-future-intersection-sport-facil
International School ities-yeh
ENERGY EFFICIENCY TECHNIQUES
Sport facilities can generate their own
energy on-site and reduce their reliance on
non-renewable sources such as fossil fuels.

Sports and Leisure Centre / ACXT

A green roof can help

● regulate temperature, absorb rainwater, and
reduce the urban heat island effect.
● provide valuable habitat for wildlife and help
reduce the negative impacts of stormwater
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
runoff
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/building-sustainable-future-intersection-sport-facil
ities-yeh
 ENERGY EFFICIENCY TECHNIQUES
Incorporating green design
features such as rainwater
harvesting, energy-efficient
lighting and HVAC systems

Milson Island Indoor Sports Stadium

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/building-sustainable-future-intersection-sport-facilities-yeh
 02.
CASE STUDY
(NATIONAL)
1. TRIBHUWAN ARMY CLUB
INTRODUCTION
• Location : Satdobato, Lagankhel
• Road access: 1.5 m from Lagankhel bus
stop
• Approach: Oblique
• Orientation : North oriented
• Topography: Plain land
• Area of hall: 65m* 45m
• Court type: 4 Court
• Height: 48 ft approx.
• Capacity: 1000 spectators
INDOOR GAMES: GAMES OUTDOOR GAMES:
● Volleyball ● Football
● Basketball ● Cricket
● Badminton ● Marathon
● Boxing ● Physical training
● Archery ● Army training
MASTERPLAN

GROUND

SEATING

INDOOR SPORTS
HALL
 PLAN 45 m
Exit

Total area: 1462.1m2

Washroom
Court area: 652.5m2
Seating area: Team room Playing court
360m2 ( 24.6%) 65 m Exit
COURT
Circulation area:
EXIT
460.54m2 (31.49%) WASHROOM
SERVICE ROOM
TEAM ROOM
WALKWAYS
Walkway
VIP SEATING
Entrance
Service
room
 ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES
Space truss
Use of Artificial light
Members are oriented into
3 directions(X, Y,Z)
For larger span with few
interior supports
20 Exhaust fans
Light,elegant,economical,i
nherent stiffness

VIP seatings

PCC with Carpeting

ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES
Separate entry for Concrete Block with
Roof covered plastered walls
players
with CGI sheets

Staircase: Riser- 200mm

Tread- 1200mm

1000 Spectators
SECTION
Lvl +46000 mm

Lvl +11000 mm

Seating lvl +4500 mm

Plinth lvl +450 mm

Ground lvl +00 mm
 Seatings

SERVICES VIP Seatings

• Player's Room(2)
• Electrical Room
• Medical Room
• Boxing Room
• Gym Room
• Stores
• Toilets Ramp
• Vip Seatings
• Hall Of Fame
• Cafeteria

Player’s
room
2. NATIONAL SPORTS CENTER
 INTRODUCTION
• Location : Chyasal, Lalitpur
• Road access: site connected by 6ft road
• Orientation : North oriented
• Topography: Plain land
• Area of hall: 26.4m*16.5m
• Height: approx. 9m
• Capacity: 20 spectators
GAMES
INDOOR GAMES:
● Futsal
● Gym

OUTDOOR GAMES:
● Swimming pool
● Badminton
● Volleyball
 MASTER PLAN cafe
N

office
Changing rooms
parking
Badminton
Swimming pool(adult) Viewing area outdoor

Swimming pool
(kids)

Futsal indoor
Changing room

Chemical room Gym

CIRCULATION Entry
cafe

green parking
changing badminton

Swimming pool
Futsal ground

Stage Chemical
gym
room
 PLAN
WALKWAYS
COURT

WASHROOM

16.5
SEATING

CHANGING ROOM

ENTRY

26.4m Size:26.4m*16.5m
FACILITIES
• Reception
• Player's Room(2)
• Filtration unit Locker
• Medical Room
• Stores
• Toilets
• Cafeteria
• Changing room
• Lockers
• Staff room
Filtration unit

Restaurant
Parking Entrance
 COURT
Dimensions: 26.4m*16.5m
Badminton court: 13.4m*6m
Gym hall: 7m*5m
Futsal Ground: 26.4m*16.5m
STRUCTURE
ROOF PROFILE:
Slope roof
Pratt truss

I Sections steel beams

along with horizontal
steel bars
BUILDING MATERIALS
CGI sheets

Bricks

Steels
 LIGHTING

Direct light from the

penetration in the roof Lights from the glass wall
into indoor gym
MERLION GYMNASIUM
INTRODUCTION
• Location : Lazimpat,Kathmandu
• Road access: 6 ft road connects the
site to the main highway
• Orientation : North oriented
• Topography: Plain land
• Area of hall: 15m*22.5m
• Court: 1 Court
 GAMES
OUTDOOR GAMES:
● Long tennis
● Kabaddi
Tennis
Inner court
INDOOR GAMES:
● Volleyball
● Basketball
● Badminton
● Sepak Takraw

Badminton
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• Players waiting area
• Stores
• Toilets
(3 showers 2
commode) b/g
• Cafeteria

Reception Outdoor eating

 Parking
Capacity: 9-10 cars Entrance and the office
20-25 bikes
COURT
Dimensions: 15 m * 22.5m
Basketball court: 13.5m*21m
Volleyball court:18m*9m
Badminton court (2) : 13.4m*6m

Basket height: 3m
Height: 9m approx
COURT

VOLLEYBALL COURT BADMINTON COURT

BASKETBALL COURT
 MULTIPURPOSE COURT

BASKETBALL
BADMINTON
VOLLEYBALL

Used for 3 different games

SECTION
Lvl +9000 mm
Lvl +1500mm

Lvl +3000 mm

Ground lvl +-00mm

STRUCTURE
ROOF PROFILE:
Slope roof
Pratt roof

I Sections steel beams

along with horizontal
steel bars
BUILDING MATERIALS
Flooring material :
PVC mat

Polyurethane foam
CGI sheets
covered in black cloth
 LIGHTING

Additional light from

Direct light from the southeast
penetration in the roof
Artificial lighting for night
BUILDING SERVICES
Exhaust fan on roof

Rain water drainage

through gutter
 03.
CASE STUDY
(INTERNATIONAL)
A. Multipurpose Sports Hall
B. Indoor Sports Complex
C. BIT Sports Center
MULTI-PURPOSE SPORT HALL
 INTRODUCTION
• Location : Kobenhavn, Denmark
• Site Area: 1500 m2
• Built up area: 999.53 sqm
• Architect: NORD Architects
• Year completed : 2017
• Parking: 70+ vehicles
• Floor count: 1
• Height: 3.6, 7.5, 13 m
• Program: Dance, Table tennis, Rounders,
Meeting area, Meet, Bouldering, Soccer,
Street Basket, Martial arts, Flea market,
Cafe Ref:
https://www.gooood.cn/multi-purpose-sports-facility-in-orestad-city-by-nord-archi
tects.htm
WHY??
Community themed

Multipurpose

Unstaffed, Self sustaining

SITE CONTEXT
Orestad’s Blvd road

Footpath

Building
● Just in front of the Orestad’s Blvd road.
● The building is located alongside
Bjarke Ingels' iconic Mountain
Dwellings complex.
● It contrasts with the surroundings high
rise buildings including apartments
and commercials.

ACCESS
The access to the site is through western
side.

Primary access
FORM DEVELOPMENT

Rectilinear volumes that collide in the centre, clearly Ref:

https://www.archdaily.com/888894/multi-purpose-spo
distinguishes the different functional areas. rts-facility-in-orestad-city-nord-architects
ARRANGEMENT OF ROOF

Rectilinear volumes with angled roofs that collide in the Ref:

centre, resulting in a fractured form. https://www.dezeen.com/2018/03/17/nord-architects-cre
ates-angular-timber-clad-sports-centre-in-copenhagen/
FORM The lowest point of the building is facing
Ørestad Boulevard, meeting and welcoming
the people in the neighborhood on ground
level.

The building stands out due to

its green roof and wooden
materials.
TOP VIEW

Green roof and wooden

materials.
USERS SCENARIOS
PRIMARY SCHOOL/
MORNING/
FALL

Rounders
Table Tennis
Bouldering
Dance
Meeting area
USERS SCENARIOS
SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS/
LATE AFTERNOON AND EVENING/
SUMMER

Soccer
Street basket
Martial arts
Meet and Stay
Bouldering
USERS SCENARIOS
PUBLIC EVENTS (FLEA MARKETS)
HOLIDAYS AND WEEKENDS

Cafe and Meeting

Bouldering
Flea market
FLOOR PLAN
G
F
H
I
LEGENDS
Multi Functional Area 1 A E
A

B Multi Functional Area 2

D
C Multi Functional Area 3
B
D Bouldering
E Stay and play area
F Foyer J

G Storage 1 C
H Technical room
I Bathroom
J Storage
SN PROGRAMS AREA (SQ M). COVERED %

A. Multi-Functional Area 1 420 35.75

B. Multi-Functional Area 2 197.97 16.85

C. Multi-Functional Area 3 77.17 6.57

D. Bathroom 27.40 2.33

E. Storage Room I 18.24 1.55

F. Foyer 62.07 5.28

G. Stay and Play Area 106.78 9.09

H. Bouldering 63.33 5.39

I. Technical Room 5.68 0.48

J. Storage Room II 20.89 1.77

FEATURES
G
F
H
I

A E
A G H I
Unheated area : 26%
D

B C D E F B
Heated area : 74%

C
 MATERIALS
Vertical timber
Horizontal strip of
boards in the Sections of Steel.
window.
exterior facade.

Complements natural Allows Supporting

setting of the park. views,inclusivity. structure..
 APPRAISALS
Unstaffed & all activities/ events
are arranged and held by the
users themselves. Hence self
sustaining.
Importance: It helped
generate social
interaction and livability.
SECTIONS

TRAVERSE SECTION

TRAVERSE SECTION
SECTIONS

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

LONGITUDINAL SECTION
ELEVATIONS

WEST ELEVATION
BIT SPORTS CENTER
S
T
R
U
C
T
U
R
E
 Form double curvature
surfaces, S
T
Trajectory
parabolas
Undulating volumes

Standing seam
R
roofing on top
Tessellated
Metal: Galvalume
or aluminium
U
aluminum panels
from beneath C
Space frame
T
Spans upto 100 m
U
Ref:
R
Exterior Canopy https://www.archdaily.com/946387/bit-s
ports-center-atelier-alter-architects E
SECTION
INDOOR SPORTS COMPLEX
INTRODUCTION
● Location :Dadri, Greater Noida, Uttar
Pradesh, India
● Built up area :1,16,122 SF
● Design: Ini Design Studio
● Year : 2015
● Program: International level multipurpose
hall, squash courts, gymnasium, yoga,
aerobics, board room, cafeteria, rock
climbing walls etc.,

● It is an multiple award winning design

built in Shiv Nadar University that
promises to be a sure stop shop for
every able body on campus.
WHY??
multiple award winning

marvel of human engineering

represent man's progress in technology

 CONCEPT Exterior shell that is minimal,
calm and streamlined, and the
life and colour verve within.

Just like an active human body

The vibrant vivid graphics,

The arterial elements of services
dotted throughout the
visualised as reminiscent of the
facility promote a sense of
human nervous system.
exhilaration
FORM DEVELOPMENT
PLAN
SECTION
 MATERIAL Result: column free
volumes in long-span
Desire: a world-class sporting facility Need: complex structures, indicating
on campus range of sports steel as the obvious
Steel material of choice.
columns
supporting
concrete
canopy

Horizontal
strip of
glass

Concrete beam Steel sections

CLIMATE RESPONSIVE A triple height volume allowing
hot air to rise up and escape
through high vents which also let
Insulated panels on the the north-light in
southern façade thwarting the
harsh sun and forming a
ventilated cavity with the
exterior wall to let in cool air
from below

Solar PV panels mounted on the roof for

Forming a ventilated cavity with
generating off-grid electricity
the exterior wall to let in cool air
from below
AWARDS
IGBC Green New Buildings
Rating System Gold
SSMB Award Runner Up - Best Stadium
Structure in Steel - Indoor Sports Complex,
Shiv Nadar University, Greater Noida –
2018

CWAB Awards 2017 - Indoor Sports Complex,

Shiv Nadar University, Greater Noida -
Noteworthy Project in the Institutional category

INI Design Studio wins the Zonal Commendation

Award at the IIID Anchor Awards, 2016 for the
design of the Indoor Sports Complex at Shiv Nadar Ref:https://www.inidesignstudio.com/portfolio
/indoor-sports-stadium-snu/
University.
 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

ORESTAD INDOOR
TRIBHUVAN MERLION SPORTS SPORTS
ARMY CLUB GYMNASIUM HALL COMPLEX
Topic Literature Tribhuvan Merlion Multipurpos Indoor Inferences
review Army club Gymnasiu e sport hall sports
m complex

SITE LOCATION Urban area Residential Residential Within the Building should provide
area area campus area a community space

ACCESSIBILITY Easily Infront of 6 ft road Just in front Easily Should be easily

accessible,by Lagankhel connecting of the main accessible to accessible and disable
various satdobato to ringroad road the students friendly
road(Yala
modes of
Sadak)
transportation
, and disable
friendly

Roof Roof that Curved Slope roof Angled roofs Complex flat Roof that provides
provides space truss with pratt that collide in truss with uninterrupted space
uninterrupted roof truss the centre slope roof providing enough light
space (fractured
providing roof)
enough light
Sustainbility and wide range of Concrete Use of Green roof IBGC- LEED Vegetation and water bodies
adaptability activities not only blocks (low bamboo as and gold rated creates micro climate within, use
for youths, also cost building landscape building of sustainable materials
for community material) material for
benefits with cafeteria,
ability of future CGI
adaptations sheet(reusabl
e material)

FACADE Contrast or concrete CGI sheet Timber and Rcc building People oriented buildings so
Complement with block faced facade glass facade with facade design attract people and
surrounding with curved appropriate people’s perception
buildings roof glass windows

CIRCULATION Routes must be Well Unclear Functions Well designed Circulation spaces should be wide
well-lit and easily defined routes interconnecte circulation enough, well lit and visually
recognizable routes sometimes d hence space for recognizable
misleading minimum different
circulation amenities
PROGRA Communit Training Office,café,basketball Dance, Table tennis, Multipurpos Propose various activities that
M y oriented halls, court,volleyball,badmin Rounders, Meeting area, e hall would engage visitors .
activities karate, ton,sepak takraw,long Meet, Bouldering, Soccer,
space boxing, tennis Street Basket, Martial
arts, Flea market, Cafe
taekwondo,
volleyball,
badminton

MATERIAL Reinforced Concrete, Steel Timber, glass, steel Glass Locally available material
S concrete, exposed CGI sheet Steel should be used.
steel and brick Concrete Thermal and acoustic
glass insulation

LIGHTING Natural Artificial Roof light Enough daylight due to North light Lighting should be consistent
lighting is light Southern light glass facade and induced in throughout the field avoiding
preferred. enough provision of addition to glare
Else artificial lights artificial and
enough natural
artificial lighting
lighting is
needed.
REFERENCES

● Time savers standards for Building types 2nd edition, by Joseph De Chiara & John Callender
● NBC CODE -206
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