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        <![CDATA[Sports Hall / Carlo Gaspari Architetti + Beatrice Comelli Architetto]]>
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      <dc:creator>Andreas Luco</dc:creator>
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        <![CDATA[<p>The Sports Hall is a building located in a small village in the Abruzzo countryside (Italy). The building has a direct dialogue with the square which it overlooks, making the Sports Hall attractive for the entire service area. Moreover, it is easily visible from the city hall, the stadium, and the swimming pool. The volume is divided into two levels, the first, more permeable and transparent, is in polycarbonate and the second is in dark concrete. The upper part of the building close to the parking lot is intended to be an attractive and warm place that makes semitransparency an element that induces curiosity due to the visual relationship between the outside and the activities inside the gym.</p>]]>
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