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Energy Efficient Features to Keep in Mind For Your Feasibility Study When considering “going green” with your sports facility design, it is important to first understand what “green” actually means alongside the long-term benefits and short-term costs of implementing sustainable features in your building. The goal of building energy-efficient features
What Should I Do About Seating? Our FF&E Expert Weighs In For most sports facilities, seating is the biggest FF&E need. While you might run a community or recreation center that isn’t a sports-specific facility, having the proper seating for any tournaments or events you run is a major need.
Designing a Sports Complex Focused on Winter Sports The ‘post-Olympic bump’ is an idea we have spoken about before. After the Olympics, many people tend to try to get involved in sports that they have recently been exposed to for the first time. With the Winter Olympics having recently wrapped
How To Make Your Community Center The Best In Your Area A community center, in the right context, can turn into the focal point of a town. It is a place where people of all ages and demographics can come to participate in programs, play sports, and stay active. In
Multi-Purpose Complex vs. Sports-Specific Facilities For anybody looking to develop a new sports facility, one of the first logistical questions to ask is whether or not the facility will be a multi-purpose complex or a sport-specific facility. And when it comes to facility planning, this distinction is a very important
Important Considerations for FF&E If you have previous experience with facility planning, then you may already understand the ins and outs of furniture, fixture, and equipment (FF&E) and the importance it plays in your budgeting and development processes. But getting just what you want for your money isn’t always easy.
Design Consideration for Multi-Purpose Facilities From sports tournaments to trade shows and corporate conferences, multi-purpose facilities can host a variety of events. Unfortunately, planning for a variety of events can be a huge design challenge. Sports Facility Advisory plans and develops community centers and sports complexes, so we know how
Why Offering Both Machines and Free Weights is Good For Your Recreation Center Aside from the pool, the weightlifting room is usually the busiest area of any recreation center. People want to get in half hour workouts on their lunch breaks and head straight to the bench press. Maybe they
A Look at Indoor Sports Facilities: Basketball Courts If you are building an indoor sports facility, there is a good possibility that basketball courts will be a part of that complex. This usually isn’t because facilities are built solely around basketball, but because basketball courts are durable and versatile. You
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