The facilities of the football field in Studenec respect the position of the original building. Thanks to its elongated shape, it separates the sports area from residential buildings and contributes to the mutual separation of these two areas in terms of their intended use. Together with the adjacent gymnasium, it defines the sports area and adds a picturesque touch, further enhanced by the fact that the football field itself is located lower than these buildings.

The player’s hygiene facilities are located in the part of the building farthest from the field, while the clubhouse and facilities for members of the club and spectators are located as close to the field as possible. In the underground floor, whose entrance ingeniously utilizes the height difference of the original terrain, there are hygiene facilities for referees and a technical room. Above the entrance to the underground floor is a terrace that allows for an even better view of the events on the field and, with its elongated shape, creates a emphasized ending to the building.

With an emphasis on the most economical use of the enclosed space of the building, the individual operating units of the building are accessible from the outside, from a covered outdoor area that serves as a sidewalk and an outdoor covered hallway. The individual entrances are highlighted by protruding from the facade plane, and are also significantly color-coded, which visually shortens the elongated shape of the building. The window openings are also designed to provide sufficient daylight, while ensuring privacy for users, as the majority of the building’s interior space serves as hygiene facilities.

The building is operated from early spring to late autumn, considering its purpose, which influences the choice of building environment technology. It is designed to maximize the use of natural means to ensure an appropriate internal environment for the building.

The building is meticulously zoned to allow for natural cross and chimney ventilation. Air flows through the locker rooms into the sanitary facilities, from where it is naturally vented through dome-shaped skylights in the roof.

The building has the option of supplementary heating if needed, but it mostly relies on the exceptional thermal stability of the interior spaces. The exception is the clubroom, which is equipped with a wood stove for occasional use during the winter months.

The building is suitable for secondary resource utilization, particularly rainwater and greywater, as well as for the use of renewable energy sources, especially solar energy. The building is prepared for their use, but due to limited budget, their integration is planned for a later stage during the building's operation.

Built-up area: 298 m²
Enclosed volume: 1266 m³
Usable area: 338 m²