Adidas Home Of Sport / ABD architects

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  • Architects: ABD architects
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  20000
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2016
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Lightnet, Nayada, Shaw
  • Engineers: RBTT Consultants
  • City: Moscow
  • Country: Russia
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Text description provided by the architects. adidas HOME OF SPORT is currently located in a new building of Krylatsky Hills Business Park where it occupies 20,000 sq. m. Three of six floors house offices, two floors accommodate a fitness centre, and the adidas Academy is on the last floor. The architects from ABD architects were challenged to design a complex of spaces for different functions and purposes, to organize an understandable and comfortable structure and communication for various streams of visitors. In addition, such a brilliant company as adidas should have a catchy and dynamic office, and should inspire employees and guests to change everyone’s life through sports. While developing the design concept, the architects were guided by the Adidas corporate style and logos of the companies within the Group. This resulted in basic colours and combinations — black and white with bright colour accents. Three office floors are made in different colours: orange, green and blue. This facilitates navigation and creates a specific mood and atmosphere on each of the floors.

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When designing the interior, the architects sought to reflect the Adidas logo. On each floor at the same place, there are white capsule meeting rooms which, when seen from the atrium, resemble three iconic stripes. At the same time, when seen while walking about the floor, they resemble a well-known trefoil. Each of the three meeting rooms is installed at an angle, is made in black and white colours, and is well noticeable.

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When designing the interior, the architects also sought to reflect the company’s focus on active lifestyle and love for sports. For example, this led to the idea with scooters: on each floor there are tracks and parking lots — anyone can use scooters to move about the office area. Also this triggered the idea of a lighting pattern — a pattern of a traditional soccer ball. Most of the partitions on the office floors are transparent, and blank walls are decorated with adidas graphics and motivating quotes.

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The central part of the office floor is active in colour and in function: small and large meeting rooms, furniture for individuals to work, areas for informal socializing and networking, coffee points. Design of work stations in the areas located closer to the whole glazed walls with panoramic view on Moscow is calmer: white tables and black chairs. The tables are arranged very comfortably, there is enough space between the rows to accommodate mobile file pedestals with seat cushions on the top and to organize internal negotiations. In addition to stationary workplaces, in the office there are temporary workplaces with high tables and ergonomic bar chairs.

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Much attention in adidas HOME OF SPORT was given to the acoustic comfort: privacy screens and cubicle partitions; acoustical panels; additional meeting rooms are made of sound absorbing material.

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The central reception hall resembles a real sport stadium. The focus was made on a big media screen with a running text line and a display for videos, and two big lighting fixtures resembling lighting towers. Reception desk and turnstiles are in the depth of the hall and do not catch the eye as they usually do in traditional offices. From the main lobby people can access two shops, and, without passing through turnstiles, to the reception room of the fitness centre. The BASE, a premium class fitness centre, is made in the loft style: open communications, large industrial fans, brutal and monochrome colours.

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adidas Academy is a space for a company’s new and unique project intended to incorporate sports to daily life and to change life for better. Adidas gathered a team of professional coaches and developed a programme which helps people to better learn themselves and their abilities, as well as to find time for sports activities. The Academy includes a reception room, a number of classrooms and lecture halls separated by transformable partitions. The Academy also has a kitchen to deliver master classes for preparing right and healthy meals.

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Address:Moscow, Russia

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Cite: "Adidas Home Of Sport / ABD architects" 18 Nov 2016. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/799082/adidas-home-of-sport-abd-architects> ISSN 0719-8884

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