clubhouse design
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Allerød Football Club

An A-shaped clubhouse

Located between the woods and scattered trees, Allerød Clubhouse overlooks a large expanse of playing fields. The clubhouse seems to rise out of the playing fields to form an A-shaped ridge. In the clubhouse design, the roof and façades are transformed into a grandstand with an integrated energy design and green vegetation. In front of the building a large entrance area is placed with trees and parking for bikes and cars. On the large, sheltered roof-top terraces in the gables, visitors can watch the games on the smaller pitches to the east and west of the building. From the main entrance there is a clear view of the entire house, through the foyer to the café and meeting rooms on the first floor. The club house layout supports the informal atmosphere, where players can meet and hang out before and after training.

Sustainable ambitions in the clubhouse design

In the project we have worked with issues related to the Sustainable Development Goals. However, the project was not designed to address the global goals, as it was created before the goals were adopted by the UN. We have worked with issues related to: SDG 3: Good Health and well-being, SDG 7: Affordable and clean energy, SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth, SDG 11: Sustainable cities and SDG 17: Partnerships for the goals.

Client
Allerød Municipality
Area
1700 m²
Year
2013
Location
Allerød, DK
Collaborators
Jönsson, Dines Jørgensen
Images
STAMERS KONTOR, Christensen & Co. Architects
Users
Allerød Football Club