Connect to the City.
The access study relates the site to the surrounding road network. Arrival is considered as part of the wider urban setting rather than as an isolated entrance to a sports building.
A Vilnius concept where extreme sport, culture and community meet the forest landscape.
The access study relates the site to the surrounding road network. Arrival is considered as part of the wider urban setting rather than as an isolated entrance to a sports building.
Green corridors give the site a landscape identity. The proposal places indoor sport alongside paths and outdoor activity, keeping the forest setting present in the architectural experience.
A school and neighbouring sports facilities establish a network of recreation around the site. The proposal joins this wider landscape of movement.
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The access study relates the site to the surrounding road network. Arrival is considered as part of the wider urban setting rather than as an isolated entrance to a sports building.
Green corridors give the site a landscape identity. The proposal places indoor sport alongside paths and outdoor activity, keeping the forest setting present in the architectural experience.
A school and neighbouring sports facilities establish a network of recreation around the site. The proposal joins this wider landscape of movement.
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The elevation study makes changes in level visible across the site, informing how the hall, outdoor activities and routes meet the landscape.
The original diagram distinguishes two plateaus, a valley and a hill. Their different characters suggest complementary settings for recreation, movement and the larger sports volume.
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The elevation study makes changes in level visible across the site, informing how the hall, outdoor activities and routes meet the landscape.
The original diagram distinguishes two plateaus, a valley and a hill. Their different characters suggest complementary settings for recreation, movement and the larger sports volume.
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Sport, nature and culture are treated as connected themes. This relationship gives the development an identity beyond the enclosure of a single hall.
Open exercise, relaxation, art, music and events sit alongside the sporting program. The vision brings different reasons to visit into one park rather than separating sport from everyday social life.
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Sport, nature and culture are treated as connected themes. This relationship gives the development an identity beyond the enclosure of a single hall.
Open exercise, relaxation, art, music and events sit alongside the sporting program. The vision brings different reasons to visit into one park rather than separating sport from everyday social life.
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The initial zoning gives the sports center a clear place within the park. A nature path, recreation zone and free-exercise area form complementary outdoor settings, allowing different intensities of activity to share the site.
The initial zoning gives the sports center a clear place within the park. A nature path, recreation zone and free-exercise area form complementary outdoor settings, allowing different intensities of activity to share the site.
Three generations of concept studies test how a large sports hall can meet the park. The selected diagonal folded surface develops a repeated roof landscape, breaking the hall’s overall scale into a sequence of smaller forms.
Three generations of concept studies test how a large sports hall can meet the park. The selected diagonal folded surface develops a repeated roof landscape, breaking the hall’s overall scale into a sequence of smaller forms.
The concept combines the human scale of local residential roofs with the open volume of a big-box sports hall. A folded roof gives the building a varied edge while keeping the interior connected for different forms of sport.
The concept combines the human scale of local residential roofs with the open volume of a big-box sports hall. A folded roof gives the building a varied edge while keeping the interior connected for different forms of sport.
Skateboarding, parkour and biking turn movement into a form of expression. The Vilnius concept brings this energy into a broader sports park, connecting training with nature, culture and community.
Skateboarding, parkour and biking turn movement into a form of expression. The Vilnius concept brings this energy into a broader sports park, connecting training with nature, culture and community.
Skateboarding, parkour and biking turn movement into a form of expression. The Vilnius concept brings this energy into a broader sports park, connecting training with nature, culture and community.
Steps, a cafe and views across the hall make arrival a place to meet. The folded roof brings the larger sports volume into this shared interior.
Steps, a cafe and views across the hall make arrival a place to meet. The folded roof brings the larger sports volume into this shared interior.
The masterplan places the sports arena beside outdoor skating and a wider park route. Climbing, biking, play and social spaces extend the program into the landscape, with accommodation supporting the ensemble.
The masterplan places the sports arena beside outdoor skating and a wider park route. Climbing, biking, play and social spaces extend the program into the landscape, with accommodation supporting the ensemble.
Park access, building entrances and private areas are distinguished in the original diagram. This gives different uses a clear place within a connected site.
The activities diagram places skating, biking, climbing and other recreation around the hall. The park route connects these settings without making every visit depend on entering the building.
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Park access, building entrances and private areas are distinguished in the original diagram. This gives different uses a clear place within a connected site.
The activities diagram places skating, biking, climbing and other recreation around the hall. The park route connects these settings without making every visit depend on entering the building.
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Skate bowls meet the forest edge and the building’s outer wall. The render explores an outdoor setting where sport and urban expression become part of the landscape.
Skate bowls meet the forest edge and the building’s outer wall. The render explores an outdoor setting where sport and urban expression become part of the landscape.
The selected plan brings the principal sports spaces together with entrance and support functions. The hall remains connected to outdoor skating and the surrounding park, while shared services establish a clear arrival edge.
The selected plan brings the principal sports spaces together with entrance and support functions. The hall remains connected to outdoor skating and the surrounding park, while shared services establish a clear arrival edge.
The cutaway axonometric reveals the scale and variety of the sports interior. Ramps, bowls and training spaces share a larger connected volume, with social and support areas gathered along its edge.
The cutaway axonometric reveals the scale and variety of the sports interior. Ramps, bowls and training spaces share a larger connected volume, with social and support areas gathered along its edge.
The ground-floor program places skateboarding, parkour, trampolines, warm-up and training areas beside shared support spaces. Reception, rental, changing rooms, shops and the cafe connect the active hall to the entrance landscape.
The ground-floor program places skateboarding, parkour, trampolines, warm-up and training areas beside shared support spaces. Reception, rental, changing rooms, shops and the cafe connect the active hall to the entrance landscape.
The upper plan describes the relationship between the spectator level and the sports volume. Administration, gathering rooms and accommodation are organised as supporting parts of the center.
The source diagram identifies spectator space, birthday rooms, administration and accommodation. These uses share the center while retaining their different spatial needs.
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The upper plan describes the relationship between the spectator level and the sports volume. Administration, gathering rooms and accommodation are organised as supporting parts of the center.
The source diagram identifies spectator space, birthday rooms, administration and accommodation. These uses share the center while retaining their different spatial needs.
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The first phase establishes the principal sports hall and its entrance functions. The complete drawing preserves the proposed extent and relationship to the remaining program.
The second phase extends the program around the initial hall, completing the relationship between sports spaces and supporting accommodation.
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The first phase establishes the principal sports hall and its entrance functions. The complete drawing preserves the proposed extent and relationship to the remaining program.
The second phase extends the program around the initial hall, completing the relationship between sports spaces and supporting accommodation.
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Reception, cafe, shop and changing functions form an inhabited arrival edge. Rental and storage support the activities beyond, while the cafe connects this entrance zone to outdoor space.
Spectator and supporting spaces continue above the shared ground floor. The diagram retains the source distinctions between administration, gathering rooms and the larger sports volume.
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Reception, cafe, shop and changing functions form an inhabited arrival edge. Rental and storage support the activities beyond, while the cafe connects this entrance zone to outdoor space.
Spectator and supporting spaces continue above the shared ground floor. The diagram retains the source distinctions between administration, gathering rooms and the larger sports volume.
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Section A-A relates lower support rooms and elevated shared spaces to the larger hall volumes. Its spatial sequence links supporting rooms to the main sports spaces.
Section B-B follows the larger sports spaces beneath the folded roof, relating the entrance and spectator area to parkour, skating and the larger training hall.
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Section A-A relates lower support rooms and elevated shared spaces to the larger hall volumes. Its spatial sequence links supporting rooms to the main sports spaces.
Section B-B follows the larger sports spaces beneath the folded roof, relating the entrance and spectator area to parkour, skating and the larger training hall.
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Section A-A relates lower support rooms and elevated shared spaces to the larger hall volumes. Its spatial sequence links supporting rooms to the main sports spaces.
Section B-B follows the larger sports spaces beneath the folded roof, relating the entrance and spectator area to parkour, skating and the larger training hall.
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