Sports Hall Bale / 3LHD

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Project Name: Sports Hall Bale
Location: Domenico Cernecca 3, Bale,
Author: 3LHD
Project team: Saša Begović, Marko Dabrović, Tatjana Grozdanić Begović, Silvije Novak, Ljerka Vučić, Marin Mikelić
Colaborators: Berislav Medić (UPI-2M, Structural Engineering), Robert Alar (UPI-2M, Structural Engineering) Mateo Biluš (B.M.P. Building Physics), Tomislav Fujs (Vodotehnika, MEP Engineering – Plumbing), Branko Ćorko (IPZ-elektroinženjering 22, Electrical Engineering), Igor Šundov (Rena prom, MEP Engineering – Mechanical)
Site area: 3.660m2
Gross floor area: 1.108m2
Volume: 6.084m3
Footprint: 984m2
Client: Bale Municipality
Start of planning: 2005
Completion: 2006
Building costs: 7,5M Kn / 1,0M €
Photos: Damir Fabijaniæ

Bale (Valle in Italian) is a small place in Istria with a population of 1000 people. The new sports hall is adjacent to the old school, and due to the size of the village itself where this building is the second largest after the church, it will also be used as a public facility for various social gatherings. The size of the building has been defined by the basket ball playground and modified by additional facilities on the gallery: a fitness centre and a sauna, while the locker rooms are planned as an extension to the school.

The traditional local dry wall motif has been used as a template for the whole surfacing, and the small traditional hut, the so called kažun, an example of the archetypical structure has been used as the basic structural pattern. The sports hall solution plan has been made to meet the design and construction time schedule of 11 months, which was possible only by using RC prefabricated elements. All the bearing and façade elements of the sports hall have been made from prefabricated elements. Its integration into the environment has been achieved by minimizing its size, blending with the landscape but also by using local materials for façade surfacing which gives to this modern building the appearance of an traditional house.

 
 
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m-suke says:

its a great project, lovely composition and the use of the stone is fascinating it fit perfect in the enviroment..regards

 
# September 10, 2008 at 02:37
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cynke says:

Hats off to the Croatian team!

cynke.pl

 
# February 7, 2009 at 15:24
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Rahul J says:

beautiful… simple and elegant.
the green glow looks great.

 
# August 5, 2009 at 09:08
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salton says:

I think it is very successful- beautiful in both composition and conception, and well detailed.

 
# October 6, 2009 at 20:04
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Gago says:

This is one great small sport hall and good example for students “How can we make function at this small object” Pozdrav iz Podgorice…pokazivali su nam ovo na fax-u…

 
# March 2, 2010 at 15:46
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Banc says:

Striking form and materiality!

 
# June 26, 2010 at 07:21
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Dre says:

This looks like a mammoth xbox spaceship landed in Croatia.

 
# July 31, 2010 at 22:52
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MedoDawod says:

Very simple, Very special .. i love it

 
# November 10, 2010 at 04:30

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