SYNOPSIS

SPORTS COMPLEX

BY: MANIKANDAN B
REG NO: 510314251011
AMACE
INTRODUCTION

India is home to a diverse population playing many different

kinds of sports across the country. Cricket is the most popular sport
in India. Field hockey is the most successful sport for India at Olympics
in which India has won eight Olympic gold medals. Kabaddi is the most
popular indigenous sport in the country.

 Sports, recreation or free time activities are now widely accepted

as fundamental elements of good quality life.
 They are essential to the mental and physical wellbeing of humans
and in general of any present-day society.

ROLE OF SPORTS

“An Idle man’s mind is a devil’s workshop”

“All work and no play makes, jack a dull boy”
“The sound mind in the sound body”

“That only the strong shall thrive, that surely the weak will perish and
only fit will survive” - Robert w. Service

“The preservation of health is a duty, few seen conscious that there is a

thing such as physical morality” -Hobert Spencer

Given the country’s mediocre sporting records and facilities, the

scenario in the state of Andhra Pradesh has not been any different.
Taking into account the current scenario and the need to empower the
youth of its state to compete globally, the Government of Andhra
Pradesh has laid a strong emphasis on providing world class sports
infrastructure to its aspiring population. objective and the first step
towards this initiative is an Integrated Sports

AIM

To create a public sports complex serving as

space for sports person and public to develop their
talent and pursue their dream by the INCAP
(Infrastructure Corporation OF Andhra Pradesh)
SCOPE

 Popularizing sports amongst the youth as a way of life

 Increasing outreach of sports to rural and tribal areas
 Matters relating to participation and performance of sports
persons and teams in international sporting events.
 Early identification of sports talent and nurturing of the identified
talent.
 Integration of sports in educational curriculum in schools, colleges
and universities.
 Welfare measures for sports persons.

OBJECTIVES

 To establish a world class sports complex in Tirupati.

 To meet the modern requirement of sports for students.
 Ensures the progress of skills and talents of students, athlete in
the surrounding area.
 To give sports education to the students through academy session
 To provide gymnasium, outdoor indoor sports facility,aquatic
complex within a arena

THRUST AREA
RECQUIREMENT:

A. Outdoor facilities
 Football (FIFA Standard) cum Cricket stadium (ICC Standard) with
gallery of 2600 capacity
 Athletic (IAAF Standard) with gallery of 900 capacity
 Aquatic Complex with 2200 capacity
 Tennis Complex with 1000 capacity
 Rock Climbing
 Volley ball – 3 courts
 Kabaddi fields – 8 Nos
 Jogging Track – 7M Width
 children ‘splay

B. Indoor facilities A. Other facilities

 Indoor Stadium 1 –
 Badminton Courts –
 Badminton/Volleyball courts )
 Basketball/Volleyball court
 Indoor Stadium 2 –
 Kabaddi – 2 Nos
 Boxing – 2 Nos
 Badminton courts – 6 Nos
 Squash court – 2 Nos
 Gymnasium – 1 No
 Academy building including
Dormitories
 Food Courts
 Amphitheatre – 2700 Temporary
Gallery
 Guest House Complex - 22 units
 Shopping Arena and club house
 Parking area
 BUILT UP PERCENTAGE
football atheletic

ball batmitton
10500; 12.31%
aqutic complex
1134; 1.33%
1300; 1.52%
1040; 1.22% kabaddi
2000; 2.35%
728; 0.85%
36000; 42.21% toddler

basket ball

academy
20500; 24.04%
guest house

cricket
1584; 1.86%
10500; 12.31%
outdoor

SITE MAP:
 The land is being divided by the four lane road up to the village
Vippamanapattada on the southern border. (80ACRES)

North: The land is bordered by Ammanayanna Agro farms

East: Tank
South: Vippamanapattada Village
West: DKT Lands (lands given to SC/ ST temporarily)
 CASE STUDY:

 IMB Sports Complex

 Padukone-Dravid Centre for Sports Excellence
 Babukhan Arena
 Sports Authority Of India

INDOOR
CRICKET AETHELETIC SWIMMING FACILITY
TOTAL AREA SPORTS
GROUND AREA TRACK AREA POOL AREA CENTER
COMPLEX

SAI SPORTS
ACEDEMY 113ACRE 15300m² 1600m² 9000m² 12000m² 15000m²

IIMB SPORTS
COMPLEX 28.5ACRE 12300 m² - WITHIN INDOOR 5200m² 5800 m²

BABUKAHN
SPORTS AREANA 11.5ACRE 11400m² - - 2000m² -

PADUKONE-
DRAVID 73ACRE 10500m² - 3000m² 15000m² 12000m²
EXCELLENCE
NET CASESTUDY:

YAMUNA SPORTS COMPLEX

OWNED BY: Delhi Development Authority

AREA: 10acre
Singapore sports hub

Architect: Arup Sport (Sports Venues), DP Architects (Non-Sport

Venues, QP), AECOM (landscape)

AREA: 210 acre

 A 55,000-capacity National Stadium with a retractable roof and

movable tiered seating
 A 12,000-capacity Singapore Indoor Stadium
 A 6,000-capacity OCBC Aquatic Centre that meets FINA standards
 A 3,000-capacity OCBC Arena which is scalable and flexible in
layout
 A 41,000 sq m Kallang Wave Mall which features an indoor
climbing wall
 A Splash-N-Surf facility (Kids Waterpark, Stingray and Lazy River)
 A 100PLUS Promenade that encircles the National Stadium
 Singapore Youth Olympic Museum & Singapore Sports Museum
 Sports Hub Library
 Shimano Cycling World
 24/7 community facilities such as beach volleyball, hard courts
(futsal, basketball and netball) lawn bowls, giant chess, skate park
and running & cycling path

IGI SPORTS COMPLEX

 Architect: Sharat Das and Design Constorium

 Chief project engineer: V.P.Chetal
 Landscape architect: Rajiv Khanna
 Structural consultant: Hadkar Prabhu and associates, Mumbai
 AREA: 102 acre

FACILITY

 Hockey  Judo
 Cricket  Gymnastics
 Athletics  Table Tennis
 Weightlifting  Wrestling
 Football  Boxing
 Volleyball  Basketball
 Swimming*  Cycling
 Badminton
