Start Hall Brief
ARCHITECT + SPECIFIER · INDOOR SPORTS COORDINATION
LUTHVAR COMPLETE · CONSULTANT COORDINATION
This centre consolidates the information architects, structural engineers, services consultants, floor specialists and venue operators need to coordinate indoor sports equipment across Basketball, Netball, Volleyball, Badminton, Futsal, Handball and Floorball. Exact loads, fixings and approval evidence follow the exact selected system—not a generic product family.
COORDINATION LAYERS
These layers are common across the indoor-sport programme, but the exact requirement changes by sport and selected equipment.
Coordinate floor build-up, slab / subfloor, sockets, sleeves, anchors, thresholds, equipment loads, rolling routes and finished-surface protection.
Coordinate wall-mounted, roof-supported and suspended equipment with primary structure, secondary steel, deflection, access and future maintenance.
Resolve retract paths and parked zones against dividers, lights, ducts, sprinklers, speakers, cable trays, scoreboards and other roof services.
Coordinate impact protection around walls, columns, doors, glazing, fixed services and goal-end zones without compromising access or other building requirements.
Size storage around the actual equipment set: backstops, posts, goals, rink boards, trolleys, nets, referee equipment, floor rolls and maintenance systems.
Coordinate power, data, controls, scorer positions, shot clocks, scoreboards, repeaters, displays and powered sport equipment before containment and outlets are finalised.
Coordinate fixture positions, glare, airflow, acoustics and visual backgrounds around the sport programme—especially badminton and event / broadcast use.
Close exact product evidence, setting-out, interface drawings, local responsibilities, installation scope, testing, handover and operating documentation before procurement release.
SPORT-BY-SPORT PRESSURE POINTS
Use this table to identify which drawings and consultants need to be involved before the exact equipment is released.
| Sport | Primary building interface | Movement / storage | Services / venue layer | Evidence gate | Technical centre |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basketball | Backstop floor / wall / roof interface | Mobile backstop route + parking | Shot clocks / scoring | Backstop, board, ring and exact mounting evidence | Open |
| Volleyball | Post socket / portable-base interface | Posts, nets + referee systems | Scoring / event information | Exact post, sleeve / base and net-system evidence | Open |
| Badminton | Lighting / background / airflow interface | Court-bank equipment + roll-floor storage | Court / event information | Exact court equipment and event-floor evidence | Open |
| Netball | Sprung-floor sleeve / post support | Post removal + shared-court changeover | Scoring / match control | Exact post, ring, padding and indoor-floor interface | Open |
| Futsal | Goal restraint / floor substrate | Goal movement + parking | Multi-sport match control | Exact Futsal goal + restraint evidence | Open |
| Handball | Goal restraint / floor substrate | Goal movement + parking | Multi-sport match control | Exact Handball goal + restraint evidence | Open |
| Floorball | Rink perimeter / handling route | Board trolleys + large storage volume | Scoring / match control | Exact rink-board and goal evidence | Open |
DRAWING SUBMISSION REGISTER
Not every item is required at day one, but these are the documents that normally resolve the interface risks before order release.
Court hierarchy, run-offs, spectator edges, team / officials zones, doors, fixed walls and equipment locations.
Build-up, levels, movement joints, slab / subfloor zones and any restrictions on sockets, anchors or point loads.
Primary / secondary structure available to receive wall-mounted, suspended or retractable equipment.
Lights, ducts, sprinklers, speakers, cable trays, scoreboards, dividers and access zones.
Exact selected equipment positions, operating envelopes, parking positions and interface zones.
Storage rooms, parking bays, handling routes, door widths, thresholds and equipment trolleys.
Scorer positions, controls, displays, shot clocks, powered equipment, network / signal and isolation strategy.
Protection extents, doors, glazing, columns, services, scoreboard / display conflicts and access.
Surface family, markings, sockets / caps, protection requirements, cleaning and event-overlay assumptions.
RESPONSIBILITY MATRIX
The exact split is confirmed project by project. This matrix prevents product evidence from being mistaken for structural, electrical or local-code design.
| Interface | Typical lead | Apollo role |
|---|---|---|
| Sport programme + competition level | Client / venue operator | Apollo assists in routing requirements into sport-specific pathways. |
| Architectural geometry + building layout | Architect | Apollo provides equipment operating / interface information for selected systems. |
| Structural capacity + connection design | Project structural engineer | Apollo can provide exact-product loads / reactions where available; engineer verifies building structure and connections. |
| Floor / slab / subfloor design | Project team + floor specialist | Apollo coordinates sockets, anchors, equipment interfaces and selected ATHREN pathway. |
| Power, data + building services | Electrical / ICT / services engineers | Apollo / FÍSVOR provides exact equipment connection and control requirements where applicable. |
| Exact product evidence | Apollo | Evidence stays attached to the exact equipment or floor system proposed for supply. |
| Installation method + local workmanship | Confirmed project-by-project | Supply-only is the default unless a separate installation / service scope is expressly included. |
| Local code / consent / fire / accessibility | Local project team | Must be coordinated independently of sport-product evidence. |
SELECTED-SYSTEM RETURN PACK
The return pack grows in detail as the exact product is selected and verified technical evidence becomes available.
Selected equipment family and exact-system schedule
Product general-arrangement / setting-out information where available
Operating and parked envelopes for mobile / retractable equipment
Socket, sleeve, anchoring or mounting information for selected equipment
Exact-product loads / reactions where verified technical evidence is available
Power, control and data requirements for applicable equipment / FÍSVOR systems
Current product evidence and approval documents applicable to the quoted configuration
Storage / handling data where applicable
Installation, operation and maintenance documentation available for the selected system
PROJECT FREEZE SEQUENCE
Do not freeze a structure, floor or services layout around a product assumption that has not passed the exact-system evidence gate.
Primary sports, secondary sports, competition level and simultaneous-use model.
Open each sport Technical Centre and choose the mounting / movement family.
Coordinate floor, structure, overhead zones, protection, storage and circulation.
Coordinate lighting, HVAC, power, data, displays and controls around sport operation.
Match current evidence, loads, fixings, connection requirements and documentation to the exact system.
Close supply, installation, testing, local responsibilities, O&M and venue operation.
NEXT STEP
The Equipment Technical Centre routes sport-specific decisions. The Complete Indoor Hall and Project Brief bring those decisions back into one coordinated project scope.