As cities confront the intersecting challenges of climate change, urban inequality, and evolving leisure patterns, the design of sports and leisure spaces must adapt. Sports and recreation infrastructure need a shift in mindset: from static sports facilities to dynamic, co-created public domains.
On four days, the 29th IAKS Congress is dedicated to ‘Creating high-performing facilities for an active future’.
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The session ‘Who are we building for?’ on Wednesday 29 October, showcases practical approaches to designing for inclusion across age, gender, and background, while also discovering how activating the urban fringe and embracing informality can extend the reach of sport beyond traditional facilities.
How can design deliver long-term public value, from promoting well-being to strengthening community bonds?
Register now and come find out first hand at the
