Tennis Facility Design

These flashcards cover the key concepts and requirements for designing a tennis facility based on the provided lecture notes.

What is needed for a tennis facility?

Sports Spaces and Complementary or Auxiliary Spaces.

What are Sports Spaces in a tennis facility?

Specific places, surfaces, or physical frameworks where physical activity and/or sport takes place.

What do Complementary or Auxiliary Spaces provide?

They create adequate conditions for use in the sports spaces and provide services not directly related to practice.

What is included in the main building of a tennis facility?

Reception, lockers, manager's office, administration rooms, and auxiliary rooms.

List one essential feature of a tennis facility's design plan.

16 tennis courts with specified court surfaces.

What additional space does a tennis facility design recommend?

A storage room and an auxiliary room.

What areas are included in the locker facilities of a tennis facility?

Male, female, and disabled locker areas.

What should be considered when designing a tennis facility?

Time should be taken to thoughtfully create the design of the facility.

What is the purpose of the reception area in a tennis facility?

To serve as the entry point for users and to manage the welcoming process.

What features can be included in the design for a tennis facility's main building?

Changing rooms, offices, lighting and electrical room, and an auxiliary room.