IOC IPC IAKS architecture prizes

The most important international architecture prizes for sports, leisure and recreational facilities

The Civic Sports Hall in the Hungarian town of Dorog has provided a base for competitions and popular sports since 1985.

Bryanston School in Dorset, England, has a proud tradition of sporting excellence.

In 2016 the International Hockey Federation announced its partnership with SportGroup’s leading brand, Polytan, as a World Cup and Olympic Partner and supplier of hockey fields for the 2018 and 2022 Hockey World Cups as well as the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.

Early adopters of the ProPlay® shock absorbing layer are currently reaping the benefits.

ASB GlassFloor is renowned for its innovative sports floors.

The Laver Cup 2018 was played out in September 2018 at the United Center venue in Chicago.

The installation of a new artificial grass soccer field in Qaqortoq, southern Greenland, started last July.

The wellness and fitness giant Pfitzenmeier has been at the forefront of innovation for more than 40 years.

In October 2015, WM ice technics, manufacturer of top-quality ice resurfacing machinery, presented their latest breakthrough: The WM Mammoth, a fully-electric ice resurfacing machine for standard ice rinks. And now, just three years on, the 100th WM Mammoth is leaving the production site of the South Tyrolean company.

Talent is not everything. Performance needs to be repeatedly confirmed and improved with consistent, intensive training.

Ever since the 1990s, an outdoor skatepark has been a steady component of the historic Bürgerpark recreation area on the harbour island of Saarbrücken.

Floorcoverings are now available for clubs and real fans, perfectly shaped in colour and function. And even with logos, for those who want them.