Description of the project by RCR Arquitectes
In the border city - natural park along the river, is one area called Tussols-Basil designed by us as an area for leisure and sport as architectural response between natural and artificial city park. Right now we have built part of a road, the bathing pavilion, Hall 2 × 1 and a running track.
The place was two clearings of sessile oak separated by a lava stream. The large size of an athletic track offered great difficulties for placement. We decided to think again, and openly, how to work a runway and return to running man and nature.
The forest made the track space could be perceived. The project live in great confrontations among athletes on one side and environmentalists on the other. The first did not want any tree, the latter do not want any tree was felled.
The intermediate shafts are filters that change with the seasons. From an opaque or translucent one semi-transparent filter. There is something else in the distance, if we, after the intuition, the space opens up. The clearing in the forest of oaks, formerly cultivated field, now becomes positive space that transcends its boundaries.
The lights, which lookouts are attentive and among the thick trunks emerge. The slope and small terraces perform topographical adaptation and serve the public. Towers and establish dialogue references in space.
Located in a natural environment, this running track allows to emphasize the existing landscape values and bring nature to athletics..
The track designed by RCR is implanted in a forest clearing sessile oak. Contiguous forest, distant forest and away forest are the relationships established between the track and the forest, enhancing the stands and small terraces or slopes between clear. Their equipment, and contain functional dependencies, interacts with the extension of the walls, slopes and ramps that formalizes the slope from access to the runway; It is the big door that goes to the races, filter between urban and nature.
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