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Apollo NZ GlobalStart Project Brief
LUTHVAR — Sports & Recreation Systems — People · Places · Performance

LUTHVAR COMPLETE

LUTHVAR · CLIMBING & MOVEMENT SYSTEMS

Develop climbing, bouldering and movement facilities as complete safety-led projects.

Climbing and movement packages combine wall systems, routes/holds, impact flooring, access, supervision, training, spectators and building interfaces.

SchoolsCouncilsCommercial climbing gymsResortsUniversitiesCompetition/training centres

STANDARD PATHWAYS

Four practical starting packages.

These are scope pathways, not fixed certified kits. Final dimensions, models, evidence and local responsibilities are project-specific.

01SCHOOL CLIMBING

School Climbing

Schools · youth programmes

Introductory climbing/movement with controlled height and supervision.

Core
  • Wall system
  • Holds/routes
  • Impact flooring
  • Supervision/storage
Optional
  • Ninja integration
  • TORVYR
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02COMMUNITY BOULDERING

Community Bouldering

Community centres · councils

Community bouldering with impact flooring and circulation.

Core
  • Bouldering walls
  • Impact floor
  • Circulation
  • Storage
  • Training
Optional
  • Outdoor climbing
  • Ninja
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03COMMERCIAL CLIMBING GYM

Commercial Climbing Gym

Commercial operators

Roped climbing + bouldering with operator, training and spectator systems.

Core
  • Roped walls
  • Bouldering
  • Belay / safety interfaces
  • Changing
  • Retail/support
  • Training
Optional
  • Cafe / viewing
  • TORVYR gym
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04COMPETITION / TRAINING CENTRE

Competition / Training Centre

High-performance / events

Competition/training pathway with speed/boulder/lead zones and event infrastructure.

Core
  • Competition walls
  • Timing/display option
  • Spectators
  • Warm-up
  • Officials
  • Event lighting
Optional
  • FÍSVOR display
  • Event seating
  • Broadcast
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SYSTEM STACK

Coordinate the facility layer by layer.

Every module keeps its own technical evidence and local interfaces while the project brief brings them together.

PROJECT SEQUENCE

Freeze the project in the right order.

Use the programme first, then geometry, system selection, evidence and local responsibilities.

01

Define climbing programme

Set bouldering, roped, speed, school, commercial or competition objectives.

02

Freeze wall geometry

Resolve wall heights, fall zones, anchors, circulation and supervision.

03

Coordinate safety systems

Impact flooring, access, belay, lighting and operations follow wall design.

04

Add venue layers

Training, spectators, displays, changing and support spaces.

EVIDENCE & STANDARDS

Keep claims attached to the exact product and installed outcome.

Climbing facilities require specialist wall and safety design; applicable climbing-wall, competition and local safety standards are confirmed against the project type rather than assumed across all facilities.

  • Wall structural / anchor design matched to exact system and building structure.
  • Impact flooring matched to wall/activity configuration.
  • Belay / speed / competition equipment evidence confirmed where applicable.
  • Operator procedures, supervision and rescue requirements defined.
  • Local building, fire, accessibility and installation responsibilities assigned.

NEXT STEP

Turn the pathway into a project-specific scope.

The dedicated brief captures the use level, destination, site, users, capacity and system layers before commercial quotation.

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