20 years after their village center project, AllesWirdGut now completed another gem of communal architecture in the village of Fließ in Tyrol. Within walking distance from the school and the village center, a mountain arena was built for the local soccer club, which includes a tournament and a training pitch, a grandstand, swimming pool, track-and-field, tennis, and trend sports facilities as well as an identity-establishing landmark clubhouse.
The topography and the shape of the site called for sensitive interventions and a sparing use of existing developable areas. Suspended horizontal planes — the leitmotif of the design — were placed on and above and off the edges of the mountain flank.
Suspended floor slabs also inform the appearance of the clubhouse. With its distinctive layering of constructive elevations, the eyecatcher of the sports center sits on the terraced alpine slope, while the basement and ground floors are firmly embedded in the topography.
The ground floor level accommodates locker rooms, premises for trainers and referees, showers and restrooms. Covered outdoor stairs take visitors from the main entrance at pitch level to the upper floor: the pavilion-like built volume is home to the club restaurant with a bar and dining area.
It has full-height glazing and an all-around balconied terrace, which not only overlooks what is happening on the pitch — the exposed outdoor areas also offer a breath-taking 360-degree panorama view.
Team
Architects: AllesWirdGut Architektur ZT GmbH, Vienna, Munich
Client: Fließ Community Administration
Landscape planning: DnD Landschaftsplanung, Vienna
Structural engineering: Werner Zanon, Zams
Photos: tschinkersten fotografie, 2021
Illustration: AllesWirdGut
