Dongyang Sports Center / Institute of Shanghai Architectural Design and Research

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Jinhua, China
  • Chief Consultant: Chen Zhao
  • Project Manager: Jun Jin
  • Structure Design: Xiaoming Xu, Yuqing Zhou, Jianfeng Li, Feng Gao
  • Electromechanical Design: Yang Wan, Xiaobo Zhang, Jiefang Tang, Rong Hu, Yitong Chen
  • Curtain Wall Design: Pingjie Du
  • The Client: Dongyang Sports Bureau
  • City: Jinhua
  • Country: China
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Dongyang Sports Center / Institute of Shanghai Architectural Design and Research - Exterior Photography
© Song Lin

Text description provided by the architects. The project is located in Dongyang City, Zhejiang Province, east of Yingbin Avenue, north of Xingping East Road, and south of Jiangbin South Street. The total site area is 300000m2 and the gross floor area is 131104m2, among which the floor area of phase I gymnasium is 37752m2, and the stadium and natatorium are for the second phase of construction content.

Dongyang Sports Center / Institute of Shanghai Architectural Design and Research - Exterior Photography
© Song Lin

The design of this project strives to base on landscape characteristics between hills and waters to portray an elegant scroll. The gymnasium is introverted and implicit. It is generally planned to blend the sports center in the original riverside landscape planning system, utilize original water in the base to expand the construction of the artificial lake, and place the building near water to make people able to look at each building across water and hills and rivers in the distance. Meanwhile, the building group set amidst hills and waters shows elegance like traditional Chinese painting scrolls.

Dongyang Sports Center / Institute of Shanghai Architectural Design and Research - Exterior Photography
© Li Zhang
Dongyang Sports Center / Institute of Shanghai Architectural Design and Research - Exterior Photography
© Li Zhang

The main body of the building is inconspicuous and has a pure color like a paper fan, introverted and implicit. Body formation logic is a continuous turning combination of the façade and unfolds between hills gently. Sports buildings have rigorous code requirements and athletes need to have the same applicable competition conditions in any field.

Dongyang Sports Center / Institute of Shanghai Architectural Design and Research - Interior Photography
© Li Zhang
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© Song Lin

Meanwhile, it’s recorded in Olympic Charter that “everyone should enjoy the possibility of engaging in a sport without any form of discrimination and also reflect "mutual understanding, friendship, unity and fair play" of the Olympic spirit”. The architect expects to deeply express the peace and friendship contained in sports and believes that spreading “goodwill” in the shape of “fan” is a kind of Chinese-style philosophical thinking.

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Handball & boxing site

During functional planning, the competition hall and training hall are in a parallel arrangement. Fixed spectators stand in the competition hall adopts three-side arrangement in the shape of U while movable stand adopts four-side arrangement to enclose the competition field. A movable partition is set up between the competition hall and training hall.

Dongyang Sports Center / Institute of Shanghai Architectural Design and Research - Interior Photography
© Song Lin

During the competition, the competition hall and training hall undertake the competition function and warm-up function respectively. When it is converted to a performance model, the training hall can be served as a functional stage of artistic performance and space of the background region.

Dongyang Sports Center / Institute of Shanghai Architectural Design and Research - Exterior Photography
© Li Zhang

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Address:South of Jiangbin South Street, North of Xingping East Road, East of Yingbin Avenue, Dongyang, Zhejiang Province, China

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Cite: "Dongyang Sports Center / Institute of Shanghai Architectural Design and Research" 21 May 2021. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/961949/dongyang-sports-center-institute-of-shanghai-architectural-design-and-research> ISSN 0719-8884

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东阳市体育中心 / 上海建筑设计研究院

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