Architecture for leisure and sport is in truth a rare and precious space for the individual and the community representing the time dedicated to oneself and socialisation. It is the meeting point with the more intimate and spontaneous part of oneself with group activities, for mental and physical well-being, competition and team spirit.
In this view the contact with the natural context, harmony with the environment and maximum freedom of movement are important moments that architecture must encourage and support, allowing pleasure and tranquility, the education of young people and the development of professionalism.