Camp del Ferro Sports Center

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, February 05, 2021.Description: 454 wordsISSN:

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Summary: Given the large volume required by the functional brief (three sports courts) in relation to the limited dimensions of the site and the high urban density of the area, the architects decided that much of the sports complex would be partly underground. The meticulous design of the building in section ensures good lighting, natural ventilation, ease of access and safe evacuation, even for the lower areas.

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Barcelona (125) ,
Urban space (36) ,
Sports Facilities (21) ,
Spain (199) ,
Project (1170) ,
Power of materiality (53) ,
Landmark (82) ,
LEED (17) ,
Industrial context (94) ,
Façade (118)

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AIA, Barceló-Balanzó arquitectes, Gustau Gili Galfetti, Middle Density, Project, Technology and fabrication, Urban Paradigms

Barcelona, Bricks, Building construction, Circulation, Courtyard, Density, Efficiency, Energy, Façade, Industrial context, Landmark, LEED, Power of materiality, Project, Spain, Sports Facilities, Urban space, Volume

Photography: JoséHevia and Simón García

Given the large volume required by the functional brief (three sports courts) in relation to the limited dimensions of the site and the high urban density of the area, the architects decided that much of the sports complex would be partly underground. The meticulous design of the building in section ensures good lighting, natural ventilation, ease of access and safe evacuation, even for the lower areas.

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