Pelota courts in Mendizorra/Vitoria/Spain
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1984.v36.i366.1881Abstract
Rectangular semi-underground building plant of 86 x 70m and 13m tall Surrounding a central space, a number of courts devoted to the different modalities of the pelota game, are arranged. The whole is composed by four levels, the lowest devoted to sports courts, technical equipments, buildings for sportsmen, and the other levels ocupied by the volume of the frontons or by the space devoted to spectators, tiers, etc. The construction consists in four huge blind walls of bare reinforced concrete and is covered by a triangular steel structure, which allows a natural lighting. It has air heat and ventilating installations. The finishing of the courts is of polished asphalt and the walls of the frontons of stone. The whole is considered a model in this type of pelota game installations.
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