The Diving Centre by Moko Architects Boasts Distincitve Design
Alexandra Serrano — May 17, 2013 — Lifestyle
References: mokoarchitects.pl & dezeen
Reinventing leisure sporting space, the Diving Center by Moko Architects houses both an indoor diving and skydiving facilities. The construction will be located outside of Warsaw, housing the recreational spaces with a tower of shipping containers. Architects have imagined a space in which the 10-story building is utilized as a facility for the adrenaline-seeking visitors of the the industrial district called Zeran.
The silos component of this center will be entirely filled with water for divers to explore depths of 82 ft, including an artificial "cave" at the base. "Shipping containers will be stacked up around the outside of the silos to provide offices and training facilities, as well as hostel accommodation, an exhibition area, a reading room, sports shops and a summer cafe," says Dezeen Magazine of the project. The inventive compartmentalization of space makes the Diving Center by Moko Architects a cutting-edge architectural construction.
The silos component of this center will be entirely filled with water for divers to explore depths of 82 ft, including an artificial "cave" at the base. "Shipping containers will be stacked up around the outside of the silos to provide offices and training facilities, as well as hostel accommodation, an exhibition area, a reading room, sports shops and a summer cafe," says Dezeen Magazine of the project. The inventive compartmentalization of space makes the Diving Center by Moko Architects a cutting-edge architectural construction.
Trend Themes
1. Compartmentalized Sporting Centers - The trend of creating compartmentalized sporting centers presents opportunities for innovative designs and experiences.
2. Indoor Diving and Skydiving Facilities - The trend of combining indoor diving and skydiving facilities in one space allows for unique and thrilling recreational experiences.
3. Utilizing Shipping Containers in Architecture - The trend of using shipping containers as building materials opens up possibilities for sustainable and cost-effective construction projects.
Industry Implications
1. Leisure and Recreation - The leisure and recreation industry can benefit from investing in the development of compartmentalized sporting centers to attract adventurous customers.
2. Architecture and Design - The architecture and design industry can explore the use of innovative materials, like shipping containers, to create visually striking and functional spaces.
3. Hospitality and Tourism - The hospitality and tourism industry can tap into the trend of indoor diving and skydiving facilities to offer unique experiences to adventurous travelers.
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