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Sports Architecture: The Latest Architecture and News
Gymnasium and Town Hall Esplanade / LAN Architecture
Sporthalle Landheim Bruettisellen / L3P Architects
Japan National Stadium Competition Entry / Jackson Architecture

Designed by Jackson Architecture, their proposal for the Japan National Stadium is a new stadium in a park, where nature is apparent and can be integrated. Car parking, buses, community and service facilities exist below the park: neighborhood recreation and health areas contribute to the excitement and atmosphere, inhabited every day. The first impression is of a large park, within which a large “ellipsoidal object is placed. More images and architects’ description after the break.
In Progress: Campbell Sports Center / Steven Holl Architects

Architects
Location
218th Street, New YorkArchitect in Charge
Steven Holl, Chris McVoyDesign Team
Marcus Carter, Christiane Deptolla, Peter Englaender, Runar Halldorsson, Jackie Luk, Filipe Taboada, Dimitra Tsachrelia, Ebbie WisecarverAssociate in Charge
Olaf SchmidtArea
4459.0 m2Project Year
2012Photographs
Chris McVoy, Andy RyanArchitects
Gym Hall TNW / NL Architects
Palais des sports de Rouen / Dominique Perrault Architecture
The Bridge / Roger Ferris + Partners

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Architects: Roger Ferris + Partners
- Area: 40 ft²
- Year: 2010
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Professionals: Jack Curtis & Associates
Zaha Hadid Wins Japan National Stadium Competition

Fresh from the acclaimed openings of the Galaxy Soho in Beijing and the Eli & Edythe Broad Museum in the US, Dame Zaha Hadid can now add a new coveted project to her name.
Beating out 10 other finalists (including Populous, a firm known for their sports architecture, as well as Japanese heavyweights, such as Toyo Ito and SANAA), Zaha Hadid Architects were chosen by Tadao Ando and the Japan Sports Council to design the new Japan National Stadium. As Ando described the decision-process: “Our wish is to see a stadium designed by someone who shares this earth, with wisdom and technology that looks to the future of out planet.”
The new 80,000-seat stadium will replace the existing Kasumigaoka National Stadium in Tokyo. It will host the 2019 Rugby World Cup and potentially be the main sporting venue for the 2020 Olympic Games (if Japan's bid is selected). It will also be offered to FIFA as a venue for World Cup football matches.
The Stadium is scheduled for completion in 2018.
More images, after the break...
VV Capelle Soccer Clubhouse / MoederscheimMoonen Architects
Motor Sports Complex Museum Proposal / Marc Anton Dahmen | Studio DMTW

The Motor Sports Complex Museum, which is located next to a new race track and a dragster speedway, is another component of the development in Kuwait City. Designed by Marc Anton Dahmen / Studio DMTW, its main function is to be a public showroom for the King‘s private collection of vintage racing cars. Besides the main exhibition hall with approximately 50 cars, it also houses a pit building including a garage for restaurant, a driving school for kids, a small conference center, a cinema and some private VIP spaces. More images and architects’ description after the break.
Cartierville Y Centre / Daoust Lestage
Fontys Sports College / Mecanoo
Olympic Golf Course Clubhouse Proposal / RUA Arquitetos

RUA Arquitetos shared with us their design for the Olympic Golf Course Clubhouse in Rio de Janeiro which is organized like a comfortable veranda, dissolving the limits between the landscape, the building, and the users. As Rio citizens, the architects wanted an architecture that expressed the city’s lifestyle, one that was tropical, open and generous, like a big varanda leaning over the golf course. They reconfigured the concept of ‘veranda’ with a large, extremely light roofing around which the clubhouse’s activities are organized. More images and architects’ description after the break.
Sunny Gymnasium / Tekhnê Architectes
Siu Sai Wan Complex / Ronald Lu and Partners

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Architects: Ronald Lu and Partners
- Area: 25 m²
- Year: 2010
Zukovka-21 / Asadov Architectural Studio
Sport facilities De Warande in Wetteren / BURO II & ARCHI+I
Swimming Pool in “Bola de Oro” Sports Centre / José Luis Rodríguez Gil, Jorge Molinero Sánchez

Architects: José Luis Rodríguez Gil
Location: Granada, Andalucia, Spain
Design Team: José Luis Rodríguez Gil, Jorge G. Molinero Sánchez
Project Year: 2009
Photographs: Fernando Alda
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