Steel Structure Design For Indoor Sports Complex Building

Sports are a priority, and the design of your indoor sports complex needs to match the importance these children, women and men place on their performance.

We're here to offer our advice and help you design an indoor layout that is versatile, practical and most importantly, safe.

Here are five key points you should consider when designing an indoor sports complex:

• The types of sports and programming your complex will facilitate

• The planning required to host players, spectators and vendors during diverse events

• The design necessary to maximize space and enhance the versatility of the complex

• The layout design needed for convenient guest and employee movement between areas of the complex

• All elements of player, employee and spectator safety that must be addressed throughout the facility design process

Sports complexes are divided: Basketball, tennis, badminton,  soccer, swimming, baseball and even golf are moving indoors.

Instead of waiting out the winter wishing it was spring, people can enjoy at any time of the year.

Traditional indoor sports

Basketball

Gymnastics

Floor and roller hockey

Running

Outdoor-turned-Indoor sports

Football

Baseball

Soccer

Golf

Additional sports and activities

Dancing

Martial arts and boxing

Cycling