The homogenous design of sports venues nowadays does not encourage the interaction of people occupying the space. It disregards the importance of human connectivity and the real purpose of being part of such an event. The question remains, how can form be informed by the behavior of people occupying it? By exploring and extracting data from the multidimensional layers that form human behaviors, a dynamic programming language is used to create informed morphologies. Hence, a catalogue of iterations is generated that will be evaluated according to the given parameters. This research is not only focused on creating a boundary free environment in the inside activity of the space, but also on blurring the line between the generated geometries and the surrounding area. Thus, a multidimensional landscape would start emerging and a reinterpretation of sports environments would be developed.

According to the grandmother of Performance Art MARINA ABRAMOVIC
“We are actually living in a million parallel realities every single minute”

Henri-Robert-Marcel Duchamp’s image portrayed above shows his parallel reality
“If a shadow is a two-dimensional projection of the three-dimensional world, then the three-dimensional world as we know it is the projection of the four-dimensional Universe “Marcel Duchamp

The Parallel Reality according to me is a reality we face everyday by interacting with other people yet its invisible to the human eye . It consists of designing while understanding the importance of proximity,visual angle,sound and climate.

The homogeneous design of tennis stadiums today can be seen in the pictures above .
The space is designed disregarding the individual experience and the parallel reality surrounding everyone occupying the space.
It’s rather designed to maximize seating capacity and therefore the revenue instead of enhancing every individual experience.

A model of Stadium N by Luigi Moretti
Exhibited at the 1960 Architecture exhibition at the Twelfth Milan Triennial.
The stadium derives from a parametric model consisting of nineteen parameters
according to Daniel Davis

Luigi Moretti
Stadium Design M
Drawing Maschine 35 °Viewing Angle
Grid Determined Distances are multiples of x and y

Form Finding
Shape exploration
Parameters
Plan View : 30 and 45 ° viewing angle

SNGLRTY
Drawing Machine
Parameters
Plan View Spectators : 60 ° Visual angle
Undesirable area
In the grey area head movement is necessary for viewing

SNGLRTY
Parameters
Visual angle Plan View : 60 °
C-Value Section View : 12 cm
For different types of players : Baseliner, all court , attack the net

Section outlining all the different parameters to generate the new stadium forms
Parameters
Seating:informal ,formal – c-value :12 cm -15cm – proximity – circulation – viewing angle – climatic control

Djocovic
Plays : Right Handed
Ranking : No.1 2016 –
Type of play
Base line aggressive/counter puncher/defensive player
Parameters
informal seating 45% ,formal seating 35 % ,circulation 20% ,capacity : 15 000
maximum distance : 44 m ,c-value : 12 cm
Outline parameters
forehand : 85% ,backhand : 90% ,serve : 65% ,volley : 25%

Nadal
Plays : Left Handed
Ranking : No.1 2014
Type of play :
Base line aggressive /counter puncher/defensive player
Parameters
informal seating 65% ,formal seating 15 % ,circulation 20% ,capacity : 15 000
maximum distance : 44 m ,c-value : 12-15 cm
Outline parameters
forehand : 90% ,backhand : 60% ,serve : 40% ,volley : 14%

Federer
Plays : Right Handed
Ranking : No.1 2012
Type of player
All court player
Parameters
informal seating 40% , formal seating ,40%circulation ,20%capacity : 15 000
maximum distance : 44 m ,c-value : 12-15 cm
Outline parameters
forehand : 95% ,backhand : 75% ,serve : 65% ,volley:30%

Serena
Plays : Right Handed
Ranking : No.1 2016 –
Type of play
Base line aggressive counter puncher
Parameters
informal seating 40% ,formal seating 40% ,circulation 20% ,capacity : 15 000
maximum distance : 44 m ,c-value : 12-15 cm
Outline parameters
forehand : 85% ,backhand : 75% ,serve : 70% ,volley : 30%

Navratilova
Plays : Left  Handed
Ranking : No.1 1987
Type of play
Serve and volley
Parameters
informal seating 40% ,formal seating 40% ,circulation 20% ,capacity : 15 000
maximum distance : 44 m ,c-value : 12-15 cm
Outline parameters
forehand : 40% ,backhand : 40% ,serve : 70% ,volley :70%

In the Urban context when the forms are put together like shown above ,
a multidimensional landscape would be achieved that is based on an infinite experience for everyone
occupying the space.The sports complex would then turn into a public space that could be used for
various experiences according to the crowd occupying it and the chosen activity.

The View according to the tennis player

The View according to the different spectator zones