British Studio S&P Architects to Design Sports Club

Issued: 07.03.2008

A new fitness & wellness club with services of the highest quality will arise in the Central Park Praha complex. The renowned British company S&P Architects will be responsible for the club’s architecture, including the interiors. It won the tender thanks to its proposed design and its excellent reputation.

The British studio S&P Architects is based in London, has branches in and and employs over 100 architects, engineers and designers. The S&P studio has been operating in the area of sports architecture for more than 25 years and is among the leading designers of health and fitness clubs. In , for example, it has done work for the Holmes Place, Cannons, Roko and Topnotch fitness centre chains. S&P Architects and architect Zaha Hadid jointly won the competition for the design of the new Aquatic Centre swimming complex for the 2012 Olympic Games in London.

Regarding the Central Park Praha Fitness & Wellness Club, Milan Ganik, the Director of CPP Development, stated: “The ambition of our project is to build a sports and relaxation centre on an international level. Both on the quality of the interiors and facilities and in the personal approach of the top-class trainers and the wide selection of modern programmes for the whole family.”

Everyone who enjoys an active and healthy lifestyle will find a comfortable base in the club. They will be able to use the weight room with the most modern equipment, to intensively engage in aerobics, kickboxing or spinning or, on the contrary, to choose calm meditative exercises such as yoga or tai-chi. The swimming pool is designed for athletic swimming, though it offers opportunities for aqua aerobics or children's games as well. There will also be space set aside for pleasant relaxation: a whirlpool, solarium, sauna and massage and cosmetic salon where the clients can literally pamper themselves. The centre facilities include a restaurant and children's club, where the children will be supervised by trained personnel. Children’s programmes for the active use of their free time will be offered in addition to babysitting. Outdoor tennis courts will also be available for tennis fans.

The fitness & wellness club in the Central Park Praha complex will not only serve the residents of this residential complex. Membership in the club is open to all.

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