projekat: Podčetrtek sports hall
godina: 2007.; status: završeno 2010.
veličina: 3.570 M2
budžet: 3.600.000 EUR
lokacija: Podčetrtek, Slovenija
arhitektura: enota
projektni tim: Dean Lah, Milan Tomac, Maruša Zupančič, Alja Černe, Polona Ruparčič, Tomi Maslovarić, Anna Kravcova, Zana Starovič, Nuša Završnik Šilec, Dean Jukić, Nebojša Vertovšek, Darja Zubac, Marko Volf, Andrej Oblak, Nina Kozin, Mojca Šavnik, Sabina Sakelšek, Esta Matković
Sportska dvorana se nalazi na glavnom putu za Podčetrtek blizu banje Terme Olimpia. Glavni ulaz je okrenut ka ulici i može mu se pristupiti stazom između dva prilazna puta.
Zbog svoje veličine, koja prevazilazi tradicionalne konstrukcije, nije moguće tražiti sličnosti sa okolnom arhitekturom, ali je logično da se sličnost u dizajnu traži sa većim objektima termalnog kompleksa, posebno sa objektom Termalija koja se takođe nalazi uz regionalni put. Između ova dva objekta je uspostavljen specifičan dijalog: sa jedne strane Termalija deluje prazno, lagano i šareno, dok sportski centar ostavlja mnogo jači utisak kao puna, teška i monolitna struktura.
Njegov obim je u izvesnoj meri povezan sa njegovom ulogom i namenom. Podčetrtek je mali grad i nova sportska dvorana predstavlja jedinstveno, zatvoreno mesto za okupljanje. Iako je prvenstveno namenjena za sportske aktivnosti, glavna opštinska dvorana će takođe biti korišćena za kulturna dešavanja sa velikim brojem posetilaca. Ova njena dvostruka namena definiše platformu za specifičan dizajn građevine. Njen osnovni dizajnerski element je “crveni tepih” koji vodi posetioce ka ulazu. Staza koja povezuje oba prilazna puta je urezana u postojeći nasip i zahvaljujući njemu kao i prostornoj nepravilnosti, zaštićena je od pojava koje su neizbežne kada ste locirani pored ulice. Staza je dizajnirana tako da je sa jedne strane ograničena nasipom, a sa druge usečena u samu građevinu. Predstavljena živim bojama i atraktivnim oblicima, širi se ispred ulaza u prostor kvadratnog oblika.
Svakako, pristupna platforma postepeno upućuje posetioce ka glavnom ulazu u dvoranu. Perforirana oplata prekriva velike prozorske otvore i sprečava direktan uticaj sunca na igrališta, koje tokom dana sija kroz karkateristične rešetke u obliku cveća. Dešavanja unutar objekta se tako direktno reflektuju na fasadu i doprinose promociji samih dešavanja kao i atraktivnosti objekta.
fotografije: Miran Kambič
project: Podčetrtek sports hall
year: 2007; status: completed 2010
size: 3.570 M2
budget: 3.600.000 EUR
location: Podčetrtek, Slovenia
architecture: enota
project team: Dean Lah, Milan Tomac, Maruša Zupančič, Alja Černe, Polona Ruparčič, Tomi Maslovarić, Anna Kravcova, Zana Starovič, Nuša Završnik Šilec, Dean Jukić, Nebojša Vertovšek, Darja Zubac, Marko Volf, Andrej Oblak, Nina Kozin, Mojca Šavnik, Sabina Sakelšek, Esta Matković
The municipal sports hall is located at the main road to Podčetrtek near Terme Olimia spa resort. It is located directly by the road, behind the existing roadside dyke. The main entrance itself is facing the road and is accessible via a connecting path between two driveways at the extreme points of the dyke.
Due to its size, which greatly exceeds the outlay of traditional constructions, it is impossible to look for similarities with indigenous surrounding architecture, but it seems logical to seek the design resemblances with larger facilities of the thermal complex. Especially the Termalija building, which is also located directly by the regional road. A specific dialogue is established between the two facilities. Termalija on one hand appears empty, light and colorful – almost playful, the municipal sports center on the other hand acts rather serious – as a full, heavy, monolithic structure.
Its incidence is, to some extent, connected with the role and purpose it aspires to have in the city. Podčetrtek is a small town, and the new sports hall represents the single local indoor venue. Although primarily intended for sports activities, the main municipal hall will be also used for cultural events with larger number of visitors. It is this dual role that defines the platform for the specific design of the building. Its primary design element is a “red carpet”, which leads visitors to the events in the building. The pathway that connects both driveways on the two extreme points is carved into the existing dyke. It is benefiting from the spatial anomaly and the dyke, thus shielding the entrance from the direct influence of the road. Spatially designed path, bounded by the dyke on one side, is incised in the building on the other side. Presented in vivid colors and attractive shapes it widens in front of the entrance to form a quality – almost square like area. An access platform that gradually embraces the visitors and directs them towards the main hall entrance.
The festivity of the access is in the evenings highlighted by a light ornament on the facade. Perforated cladding covering large window openings and preventing the disturbing, direct impact of sun on the playgrounds throughout a day shines in distinctive flower patterns at dusk. The indoor developments are thus directly reflected on the facade and add to the promotion of events, as well as the attractiveness of the facility.
photo: Miran Kambič
