Sports Hall Řevnice | Grido architects

A private client was commissioned to design a sports hall for the pupils of Řevnice primary school, for after-school sports clubs, and for the use of the whole town community. This created a school campus with an indoor arena and an adjacent athletic oval on the school grounds.

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The mass of the hall, with minimum external dimensions of 45x25x10m, had to be set in the dense, predominantly residential development on School Street so as to cause as little disturbance as possible. Therefore, we chose rounded corners – the volume is significantly reduced. At the same time, most of the buildings in the area always have extensions, loggias, and pergolas around them, thus “dissolving” their volume into the space around them.

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The entrance to the hall from the street is defined by the position of the service wing. This is positioned to the east of the hall so as not to alter the sight lines of the lower primary school classes while pushing the hall slightly further away from the school to meet hygiene limits. This position also favors the length of the connecting neck. All the changing rooms are located at this level along with the clubhouse and boiler room. The entrance areas are connected by a wide “falcon” seating staircase from which the ridges of the Brda Mountains can be seen. The space is designed without ceilings with admitted technologies.

© Alex Shoots Buildings

© Alex Shoots Buildings

Project Info

Architects: Grido architects
Area: 1970 m²
Year: 2023
Photographs: Alex Shoots Buildings
Manufacturers Rako, 4heat, Acelor Mittal, Aluprof, KOVO Smetana, Kotrbatý, Ledex, MTB Group, Okna Intos, Renolit, Spinflo, Stavebniny Dek, Tarkett: Rako
Category: Sports Architecture, Gymnasium
Project Author: Jan Horký
City: Řevnice
Country: Czechia

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