Lemoal Lemoal Architectes Builds a Half-Timbered Pavilion
Kalin Ned — April 20, 2020 — Art & Design
References: lemoal-lemoal & dezeen
Lemoal Lemoal Architectes designs an elongated, translucent tennis pavilion with timber accents for the Garden Tennis Club of Cabourg. The construction project is intended to answer functional needs for the sports institution. Containing space for changing facilities and toilets, the tennis pavilion is also eye-captivating as it draws inspiration from "the traditional half-timbered buildings found in Normandy."
Lemoal Lemoal Architectes' tennis pavilion stands out with its exposed beams. The Parisian studio used "a double skin of translucent polycarbonate" which delivers a nice light-diffusing effect to the structure. The space is split into two and has two separate entrances—one section for men and one section for women. The interior is all-white.
In general, the tennis pavilion is rather minimalist and is built with locally sourced materials.
Image Credit: Javier Callejas
Lemoal Lemoal Architectes' tennis pavilion stands out with its exposed beams. The Parisian studio used "a double skin of translucent polycarbonate" which delivers a nice light-diffusing effect to the structure. The space is split into two and has two separate entrances—one section for men and one section for women. The interior is all-white.
In general, the tennis pavilion is rather minimalist and is built with locally sourced materials.
Image Credit: Javier Callejas
Trend Themes
1. Translucent Structures in Sports Architecture - The sports architecture industry can explore the use of translucent materials in functional spaces for aesthetic appeal and natural light diffusion.
2. Timber Accented Design in Public Infrastructure - The architecture and construction industry can utilize wood accents in public infrastructure projects for a modern yet traditional look.
3. Gender-specific Spaces in Athletic Facilities - The athletic facility industry can consider providing separate, gender-specific spaces for changing and restrooms for enhanced privacy and access.
Industry Implications
1. Sports Architecture - The sports architecture industry can explore the use of innovative materials and gender-specific spaces for functional and visually appealing athletic facilities.
2. Construction and Building Materials - The construction and building materials industry can provide locally sourced, translucent materials and timber accents for functional and eco-friendly public infrastructure.
3. Athletic Facility Management - The athletic facility management industry can prioritize the implementation of gender-specific changing rooms and restrooms to promote inclusivity and privacy.
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