Architecture on Sports Facilities
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TextLanguage: English Singapore Page One Publishing Private Limited 2005Description: 239 hlm. ilus. 35 cmISBN: - 981-245-181-1
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With an endless variety of considerations for Capacity, seating configuration, concession areas, multiple entrances, facilities for team, media and type, the design of sport facilities rightly stand in a category of its own. In order to reflect the range of different expressions covered by sports arcitecture, the pages that follow offer a compilation of a wide selection of installations, indoor and outdoor, public and private, located in both rural and urban environments, from small clubs and school gymnasiums to sports complexes and large stadiums