MUNICIPAL SPORTS HALL

ARCHITECTS

BCQ arquitectura barcelona

LOCATION

Olot, Girona. Spain

YEAR

2010

CLIENT

Olot City Council

AREA

4.068 m²

STATUS

Built

COLLABORATOR

Eskubi-Turró (structures), AIA Instal·lacions Arquitectòniques (MEP engineering), Pedro Pegenaute (photography)

CONTRACTOR

EXCOVER, SA

BUDGET

3.176.115€

The new sports is built as a volume levitating above the ground. The body achieves a clear and well-rounded geometry. As a result we get the possibility to use the area above the body of changing rooms for small-format sports (table tennis) as well as services and facilities areas.

The roof, stepped to the rhythm of the beams illuminates a large interior white space. The most important thing of the playing court is the activity, the sport and the play.
Inside, the building appears as a blank canvas, a big empty frame where sport is developed. Only the volume that houses the changing rooms, warehouses, and small-format sports appears contrasted in dark. As the choir of a gothic church, it departs from the central sports courts area facing towards it in a stair-shape way.
Outside, the green of the trees’ leaves, and their shadows are reproduced in the pixel pattern of the new pavilion’s façade. Ahead of this one, a polycarbonate skin blurs the colors of the façade and the real dimension of the building.

FINALIST 2011 GIRONA ARCHITECTURE AWARDS
PRE-FINALIST XI SPANISH ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM BIENNIAL AWARDS 2011
LONGLISTED FAD AWARDS 2011
FIRST PLACE IN OPEN COMPETITION

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ARCHITECTS

BCQ arquitectura barcelona

LOCATION

Olot, Girona. Spain

YEAR

2010

CLIENT

Olot City Council

AREA

4.068 m²

STATUS

Built

COLLABORATOR

Eskubi-Turró (structures), AIA Instal·lacions Arquitectòniques (MEP engineering), Pedro Pegenaute (photography)

CONTRACTOR

EXCOVER, SA

BUDGET

3.176.115€

The new sports is built as a volume levitating above the ground. The body achieves a clear and well-rounded geometry. As a result we get the possibility to use the area above the body of changing rooms for small-format sports (table tennis) as well as services and facilities areas.

The roof, stepped to the rhythm of the beams illuminates a large interior white space. The most important thing of the playing court is the activity, the sport and the play.
Inside, the building appears as a blank canvas, a big empty frame where sport is developed. Only the volume that houses the changing rooms, warehouses, and small-format sports appears contrasted in dark. As the choir of a gothic church, it departs from the central sports courts area facing towards it in a stair-shape way.
Outside, the green of the trees’ leaves, and their shadows are reproduced in the pixel pattern of the new pavilion’s façade. Ahead of this one, a polycarbonate skin blurs the colors of the façade and the real dimension of the building.

FINALIST 2011 GIRONA ARCHITECTURE AWARDS
PRE-FINALIST XI SPANISH ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM BIENNIAL AWARDS 2011
LONGLISTED FAD AWARDS 2011
FIRST PLACE IN OPEN COMPETITION

RELATED PROJECTS

ROLLER HOCKEY RINK

ACTIVE LIFE FIELD

SPORTS HALL AND MUNICIPAL WORKS CENTER

MUNICIPAL SPORTS HALL

FACILITIES

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Exterior view

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Interior view

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Interior view

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Building scheme

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Ground floor

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First floor

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West elevation

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South elevation

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Longitudinal section

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Cross section

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