Inspired by the social model of disability, I have planned a rehabilitation sports center that emphasizes accessibility and inclusivity for all users, fostering a sense of equality. This center aims to offer professional, medical, psychological, and rehabilitation services while creating a supportive community of athletes. It will cater to Olympic athletes, amateurs, the elderly, individuals seeking fitness, children improving motor skills, and sports teams through various enrichment workshops. The design integrates with the natural landscape, connecting existing trails and pathways to create an open, dynamic structure that blends with its environment, promoting a holistic sporting experience and community connection.
The building
Plans
Movement system
The internal functions adapt to the movement of the building while maintaining privacy by opaque curtains.
The design harmonizes with the site and nature while ensuring user privacy through the use of frosted glass, which allows natural light to enter.
Details
Connection between office and the external wall
Connection between office and waiting hall
Connection between the offices
Connection ramp to the external wall
Sections
A private living area connected to the public spaces can have its privacy adjusted according to the guest's preference using layers of coverings made from various materials.
First Floor: accommodation for four guests
Second Floor: accommodation for six guests with double beds
Second Floor: accommodation for two guests
First Floor: apartment for four crew members
wall detail
Comfortable apartments for four crew members feature both public and private spaces. These apartments are situated in an isolated area of the building to offer privacy, intimacy, and a sense of home.
Various external activities are strategically located throughout the building to encourage sports participation among all users. These activities aim to aid athletes in their rehabilitation, helping them recover and return to their routines, while also fostering a vibrant community of sports enthusiasts.
The "sporting experience" all over the site
The video for the MIG prize
