Elva linnastaadion

Käesoleva arhitektuurse projekti raames projekteeriti Elva Verevi asumisse, olemasoleva Elva linnastaadionile uus staadionihoone. Vaatluse alla võeti kogu krunt, mis sai ümbertöödeldud spordipargi, koos 2 korvpalliplatsi ja 2 tenniseväljakuga, uued ühendus- ja läbipääsuteed ning 250 parkimiskohaga parklat teenindamaks staadionit ja spordiparki. Eesmärgiks oli teha kompaktne staadionihoone, mis hõlmab sportlaste ja harrastajate majutus- ja riietusruume, pealtvaatajatele lihtsasti ligipääsetavat 1584 kohaga tribüüni ning jõusaali. Hoone projekteerimisel on arvesse võetud ümbritsevat keskkonda. Projekteeritud hoone on 2 korruseline, kõrgusega 10 meetrit. Tähelepanu tuli pöörata, millised liikumissuunad on omased sportlastele, millised pealtvaatajatele ja kuidas nad omavahel kokku ei saaks võistluste ajal. Sellest tulenevalt on esimesel korrusel jäetud läänepoolne hooneosa sportlastele ning idapoolne staadioni külastajatele. Teisel korrusel on hoone põhjapoolne osa eraldatud majutusruumidele ja meediale. Lõunapoolne on jäetud pealtvaatajatele. Lisaks on ära jaotatud pealtvaatajate WC-d, mis jäävad nii esimesel kui ka teisel korrusel staadionihoone tiibadesse. Autor sai projekteerimiseks inspiratsiooni Pärnu rannastaadioni, Tartu Tamme staadioni ja Tehvandi staadionist. Need staadionid olid heaks eeskujuks mahtude ja funktsiooni leidmisel. Elva linnastaadioni hoone on projekteeritud poolkaare vormiga. Hoonele annab vormi katus. Pikliku põhiplaaniga staadionihoone on asetatud krundile ida-lääne suunaliselt. Hoone kandvateks osadeks on raudbetoonkonstruktsioonid. Elva linnastaadioni uus staadionihoone oleks nii Elva kui ka terve Eesti spordile suure tähendusega, aidates kaasa nii harrastajate, noorte kui ka professionaalsete sportlaste vaimsele ja füüsilisele tervisele ning oleks ligitõmbav sportimise keskkond, kuhu tahaks tulla sporti tegema.

Within the framework of this architectural project, a new stadium building was designed for Elva Verevi's settlement, the existing Elva city station. The whole plot, which became a renewed sports park, with 2 basketball courts and 2 tennis courts, new connection and access routes and 250 parking lots to serve the stadium and sports park, was taken into consideration. The aim was to make a compact stadium building that includes accommodation and dressing rooms for athletes and enthusiasts, an easily accessible grandstand with 1584 seats for spectators and a gym. The surrounding environment has been taken into account in the design of the building. The design building is 2 floors, with a height of 10 meters. Attention had to be paid to the movement directions that are typical for athletes, for spectators and how they could not cross each other during the competitions. As a result, the western part of the building has been left on the first floor for athletes and visitors to the east side of the stadium. On the second floor, the northern part of the building is separated for accommodation and media. The southern side is left to spectators. In addition, viewers' toilets have been distributed, which remain in the wings of the stadium building both on the first and second floor. The author was inspired by the designs of Pärnu Beach Stadium, Tartu Tamme Stadium and Tehvandi Stadium. These stadiums were a good example of finding volumes and function. The building of Elva City Stadium is designed with a semi-circuilar form. The roof gives shape to the building. The stadium building with an elongated main plan is placed on the plot in an east-west direction. The load-bearing parts of the building are reinforced concrete structures. The new stadium building of Elva City Stadium would be of great importance to sports in Elva as well as in Estonia as a whole, contributing to the mental and physical health of both enthusiasts, young athletes and professional athletes, and would be an attractive sporting environment where people would like to sport.