Multisports pavilion at Liverpool University
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1969.v21.i208.3748Abstract
In this general project two main zones can be clearly differentiated. One is the swimming pool, and the the other the sport field. There are also four pelota courts, rooms for general activities, where weightlifting, gymnastics, rythmic dancing, judo, wrestling and other exercises can be practised, as well as offices, dressing rooms for both sexes, a bar and store rooms. The pool is 33.53 m x 14.63 m in area, and its depth varies betwen 0.91 and 3.80 m. It has low and high diving boards, and a stand for 150 spectators, providing a good view of the swimming competitions. The multisports field, is 36.58 m x 19.50 m in area, can be used for basket ball, tennis, and other such sports. It can be divided by netting, so that several sports may be practised simultaneously.
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