The new space offers users many more opportunities to practise sports at municipally supported prices and will attract younger people to climbing from a very early age as an extracurricular activity.

The Rurbad offers something for everyone: maximum flexibility for schools and clubs, a wide range of swimming and course offerings for young and old, a sauna and wellness area as a refuge for those seeking peace and quiet, and a restaurant serving all indoor and outdoor areas.

In the municipality of Balzers in the Principality of Liechtenstein, a multifunctional all-weather space has been built in the immediate vicinity of the school building, meeting many different needs and providing exercise opportunities for everyone.

The open-air SoFi Stadium is the first indoor-outdoor stadium to be constructed and the largest stadium in the NFL at 288,000 m².

Recovery after the pandemic accelerates new technologies and socio-economic approaches. The pandemic-related access regulations and closures affect user behaviour and the operation of stadia and arenas. What new technologies and socio-economic approaches are emerging for future operations?

RÖDER halls can be installed at almost any location and hall expansions are possible at any time. Further, solid constructions are more expensive than RÖDER modular hall solutions. They can be used in the standard version as well as customized for the respective project. The equipment of the halls is individually adapted to the requirements of the sport.

In order to be able to give its customers a good feeling of security in this respect at all times, a fitness and health studio at Lake Starnberg near Munich, Germany not only had mobile air sterilisation devices installed, but also the high-performance drinking water filters from Seccua GmbH for treating the tap water in the entire studio.

In the interview, the designers of the modernization of Ohlsdorf Family Pool let us know about the challenges which they encountered. And they talk about the swimming hall dominated by earthy tones and pebble colours.

Nokia Arena sits atop Tampere’s railway tracks in the heart of the city. The mixed-use programme includes a multi-purpose ice hockey arena, a 273-room hotel and five mixed-use blocks topped by five residential towers.

The training and family facility with its thermal baths, sauna area and restaurant has a neat and calm design from the outside. Inside, a variety of room scenarios open up, which can be explored as a landscape, much like the surrounding countryside.