

Architectural design and renovation of sports facilities that serve athletic training, performance, and community wellness.
A 21,714 square meter high-performance center in Mexico City unifies 13 national teams under one integrated campus before the 2026 World Cup.
A 21,714 square meter high-performance center in Mexico City's Tlalpan district unifies thirteen national teams under one operational masterplan.
Boston College Hoag Pavilion by Sasaki transforms Conte Forum with light-filled practice gyms, modernized facilities, branded interiors, and accessible, vibrant campus spaces.
In Eckbolsheim, France, raw concrete and Douglas fir extend a municipal sports campus while keeping its horizontal calm intact.
El Mayab Sports and Cultural Center channels public investment into a 12,500 m² facility that doubles as neighborhood infrastructure.
Skirt + Rock House combines robust concrete forms with light-filled living spaces, embracing coastal views through sculptural geometry and seamless indoor–outdoor connections.
St Raphael's Health and Wellbeing Center at Mayfield School pioneers a new material pairing to create a calm, cloister-like care facility.
In Juazeiro do Norte, a 25,000 square meter campus turns energy infrastructure into architecture that shelters courts, pools, and public life.
Überlingen School Campus sports center by wulf architekten features a modern, daylight-filled gymnasium, gymnastics and ball halls, blending elegance with functionality.
A 100,000 square foot recreation complex in the Chihuahuan Desert channels Hueco Tanks geology into tilt-up concrete and filtered desert light.
An 8,800-square-meter vertical sports complex marks the entrance to Erasmus University's Woudestein Campus with reclaimed materials and solar ambition.
Tongxiang National Fitness Center blends sports, culture, and nature into a multifunctional hub with arenas, fitness spaces, running tracks, and landscapes.
At the Huysmanhoeve site in Eeklo, two historic barns and two new structures form an open gathering place rooted in regional farm typology.
A laminated spruce fitness pavilion hovers 30 meters above the autobahn, turning a rooftop into an athletic campus for TRUMPF employees.
A 10,500 square meter municipal sports center uses stepped sections and 66-meter trusses to fit a massive program into a compact Basque neighborhood.
China's first Asian Games e-sports venue buries most of its program underground and caps it with an interstellar canopy in a Hangzhou ecological park.
A 10,230 square meter athletic complex in Ben Guerir uses rammed earth walls and timber screens to anchor sport in the arid landscape.
Six new timber pavilions and four rehabilitated buildings form a campus of biosourced classrooms on a former campground in central France.
In Muimenta, Spain, timber and plywood volumes graft onto granite ruins to anchor a rural revitalization effort.
A 54,690 square meter civic complex in Guangming District weaves together libraries, galleries, and gymnasiums beneath a planted rooftop.