Arena

The Vaudoise Aréna is a multi-purpose arena with an area of 61,201 m² in Prilly, a suburb of Lausanne in the Swiss canton of Vaud. The arena is the centrepiece of the Centre sportif de Malley sports and leisure complex. It has three ice skating rinks, an indoor swimming pool with three pools, a fencing centre and a table tennis hall. The Vaudoise Aréna also has a restaurant, 16 food and drink stands and V.I.P. boxes with 240 seats. There are 1200 seats available for matches and performances. In 2020, the arena hosted the Winter Youth Olympic Games. Marcela Grassi Marcela Grassi Marcela Grassi Marcela Grassi Marcela Grassi Marcela Grassi More

Elegant multi-arena in Bergen for grand events with a capacity for 12,000 spectators, simultaneously serving as a catalyst for life in the area and part of an urban development project.  C.F. Møller Architects / SORA Images Bergen ByArena is an elegant multi-arena that, with its aesthetic building volume and iconic crown on top, positions itself as a new landmark in Bergen. The arena meets the highest standards to attract world-class events. The capacity is perfect for grand sports and cultural events, and at the same time, the building's structure is flexible enough to accommodate smaller events and intimate concerts. Flexibility is the keyword, and Bergen ByArena easily adapts to different scenarios and operational mode... More

The architectural design plans for the mass timber basketball arena with a composite timber load bearing system were developed after being directly commissioned by the Cultural and Athletic Organisation of Galatsi Municipality as a special building requiring specialised technical know-how and related research in timber construction. The construction schedule for the timber arena includes the main basketball court with spectator stands, an inbuilt mezzanine/gallery around the perimeter, changing rooms for athletes and referees, sanitary spaces, administration offices, club offices, and auxiliary spaces with a total surface area of 4000 sq.m.  The new building will replace the existing timber gymnasium in the same location, and now marke... More

CHYBIK + KRISTOF (CH+K) has revealed new images of its multi-purpose arena in Jihlava, an ambitious city at the heart of the Czech Republic. The studio’s winning proposal from a 2019 competition to design a sports venue for the local ice hockey team, HC Dukla, is set for completion in autumn 2025 and has reached the important milestone of its characteristic facade being installed. monolot monolot The arena has a seating capacity of 5,650 and can accommodate crowds for various events beyond ice hockey, transforming into a venue for concerts, large-scale events, exhibitions, and cultural festivals. The arena’s adaptability and multi-functionality are reflective of Jihlava’s reputation as a city of culture, and hom... More

With the construction of new buildings, facades and overhangs, as well as upgrading of the outdoor spaces and enhancing the visual expression strengthens the functional and architectural context of Denmark's largest fair and exhibition area and establishes a new coherent guest experience.The overall plan establishes a new centre that, with its simple geometry, landscape and planting, structures the entire exhibition area in a simple and clear manner.Closely integrated with the area in front, the new arrivals building couples directly onto the existing Jyske Bank Boxen. The building will serve as a meeting place, waiting-area and open space for 2.500-3.000 people, and it may also serve as a stage for smaller, independent events. The project... More

A multifunctional skybox for the main sponsor within the Amsterdam ArenA. They ofcourse are using the skybox for watching soccer matches but they also use it for meetings and presentations. The big table is centered with 10 seats facing the Ajax playing field. The oblique lines in the design are following the existing structure of the skybox and the bar is positioned in a way the hostess can serve the guests in an efficient manner. The choice of materials, colors and artwork reflects the concept of Adidas, urban-street-luxury-raw. Adidas is all-in! More

This LEED Silver accredited facility has a design to be 40% more energy efficient than the national energy model for typical arenas, and includes geothermal heating/ cooling, daylighting and natural ventilation, and the utilization of recovered waste heat to warm change rooms, spectator seating and the ice melting pit. The arenas boast 900 seats, with capability for year-round ice on one pad. Central to the design is the integration of warm viewing areas on both levels with the rinks providing a unique user experience. The arena features 12 change rooms, 4 referee rooms, and community spaces. This projects was designed in collaboration with Prime Consultants RDH Architects of Toronto. More

The Arena at Bema Street in Toruń is a multi-purpose object of a sport and entertainment character. Its basic function is athletics. There is a 200 meters long 6-lane track, with a full program of indoor athletics disciplines and a training track, which allow to organize events at the highest world-class level. Thanks to the applied solutions, such as an additional hall, locker rooms meeting various requirements, the number of seats in the stands, possibility to broadcast TV transmissions, the object can also host team sports tournaments at the international level. Apart from the main arena the hall also has additional sports functions: a training room in the size of a court for playing handball, volleyball, basketball and tennis with a cli... More

The long-awaited first direct Arena in Leeds is a really sound example of how structural materials can make or break the performance of an entertainment venue. The first stadium in the UK to feature a unique fan shape which radiates out from a central stage, its location in the heart of Leeds in a highly-populated area meant that external noise threatened to become an unwelcome backing track for visiting superstars, concerts and attractions. But thanks to the clever use of ComFlor® structural decks and expert advice from manufacturer Tata Steel, the result is truly music to the ears not only for the audience but for developers Leeds City Council, who had strict requirements that external noise levels were 10dB lower inside the arena.... More