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Neumatt Sports Center Sports CenterNeumatt Sports Center Sports CenterNeumatt Sports Center Sports Center is an innovative architectural project in Switzerland that revolutionizes the traditional concept of sports facilities through its distinctive use of color psychology and sustainable design principles. The facility features a vibrant interior color scheme incorporating green, yellow, red, and blue hues, strategically implemented to enhance wayfinding for children while creating an engaging, playful atmosphere that encourages physical activity. The structure's sophisticated design incorporates a glazed upper level utilizing specialized capillary glass technology that optimizes natural daylight penetration while minimizing glare and maximizing thermal efficiency. This Silver A' Design Award-winning sports center, recognized in the Architecture, Building and Structure Design category, spans 2,300 square meters with a building volume of 16,700 cubic meters, accommodating a versatile three-pitch sports hall. The facility's environmental consciousness is demonstrated through its ecological geothermal heat pump system, which provides both heating and cooling functions without traditional air conditioning. The exterior design thoughtfully balances visual impact with environmental integration, featuring a dynamic facade that reflects sky conditions and changes appearance throughout the day, complemented by a distinctive sports-themed pattern on its rendered base. The project, completed in 2015, exemplifies a harmonious blend of functional efficiency, aesthetic innovation, and sustainable architecture, while its cost-effective construction methodology demonstrates responsible use of public resources. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: sports facility design, sustainable architecture, color psychology, recreational infrastructure, environmental engineering, educational architecture SOURCES: |
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