The sports hall project in Lanškroun, located in the northern part of the town, combines contemporary architectural design with functionality and principles of sustainability. The hall is conceived as a multifunctional building composed of two interconnected cubic volumes.
The taller, dominant volume, defined by a façade composed of a spatial triangular timber lattice made of solid natural wood, contains the main sports area, while the lower volume accommodates the supporting facilities and contrasts with the primary mass through its architectural treatment. The proposal also envisions the creation of an architecturally distinctive forecourt, reflecting the compositional principles of the façade.
The building is intended to serve not only the sporting public but also local secondary schools, such as the grammar school, which has so far lacked its own gymnasium. Cooperation with the municipality in delivering this project represents an efficient response to local needs, while also exemplifying innovative and sustainable architecture.
